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Have you tried using <figcaption>?

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I've merged your two questions into a single topic as you're asking the same thing...

It sounds as if something in Flare is overiding the text box size.

Have you tried resizing them at some stage or have you changed something in your style sheet? I don't have Flare/ Capture available at the moment so I'm trying to think rather than having the opportunity to play.

Can you get the users to log on the the other's machine and see if they can produce the pdf?

I'm trying to separate the user from the machine...

What do they look like when you build the output. Flare is not a true WSYWIG environment, so things can look different....

The only thing I can think of is have you installed the latest version of the dotNet framework?

Being as you are using a server are you logged in as an administrator?

Have you tried creating a font family in your stylesheet that includes the font with the correct Hebrew characters? Bit of a long shot...

I'm still here...

I'm guessing its because the current edition has been around awhile. Activity always picks up when a new edition is released.

Left field thought...

...apply the condition to the image in the images folder. I seem to recall it worked in an early version of Flare.

Have you tried using autonumbering? Create an autonumber 'style' and apply it to the cell.

The obvious one is caching.

Have you "cleaned" all of the output (Clean Project from the Build group on the Project tab of the ribbon) and cleared the cache on your browsers?

I'd also give your UI guy a slap...

Have you checked your style sheet?

From your description it sounds as if there is a generic style being applied. Look for something that starts with a period (.) and includes page break before avoid in its styling.

Welcome to the forums. :D

Yes, you can copy and paste between projects...

There are, however, other alternatives.

If the projects are similar why are there two of them? You can keep the content in the same project and use two masterTOCs to build different content.

You can also use global ...

Welcome!

This, however, is a peer to peer forum and although people from Madcap drop in from time to time, it's not the best place to log bugs or enhancements (although someone in the same position as you might chime in with a work around).

You can lodge feature requests here.

Usual questions:

Have you got the latest video drivers?
Are you using a resolution other than recommended?
Have you got the latest version of dotNet?
Are you running enough RAM for video?

By video I am referring to your video/ graphics card, although it might also be on the motherboard.

You should be able to do this by creating a new target with its own MasterTOC (Which it sounds like you have created).

You could probably get mostly what you want using CSS, but you might have to do it in a text editor. I'm not sure exactly what's available in the Flare editor.


e.g.
https://resource-centre.net/css3-tutorials/turning-links-into-buttons/
Neat, although you can get a better effect with the images ...

I'm guessing the site has a mouse over script that changes the button image to create the impression of movement. Used to be a feature in DreamWeaver...

Try this

At the bottom of the pane there should be 2 tabs, XML editor and text editor. I'm guessing you are in text editor, which displays content as if you have opened in wordpad or other simple text editor. If you select the XML editor you should see your content with styling elements added.

HTH

You need to set the a:link property.

See more here: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_links.asp

Please understand this is a peer to peer forum. The folk from Madcap drop in from time to time, but we're unable to answer questions like this.

I suggest you lodge a feature request Here.

My question has to be why?

Copyright applies to the date something was created or significantly updated, not automatically applied every year.

Not trying to teach my grandmother to suck eggs, just curious.

Welcome to the forums :D

I'd suggest you take the time and go through the tutorials so you get to try out the fundamentals and then ask questions about the bits you don't understand.

It's also a good idea to look at some of the online tutorials for CSS, HTML and maybe XML/XHTML as they are the ...

Have you purged the output folder before you build? That sometimes helps and I make it part of my workflow every time I build.

The command is on the Project tab, in the Build group, called Clean Project.

Save the document and remove the link?

AFAIK it converts the file on import but doesn't try to reimport every time you build. Note that it is trying to save a htm* file, not a doc* file.