Hi,
I've just upgraded to Flare 2019 r2.
When building HTML5 output now, the output looks different.
In detail : the scrollbar in the browser (Chrome) now goes over our top navigation (TOC), which wasn't the case before.
As a result, clicking links to bookmarks/headers in any topic, will jump to that location, but the header + top lines of that text are shown underneath the top nav.
Of course, this is not what we want.
When a user clicks on a link, he/she should see the header and all the text.
I've made some screenshots - too big to attach here, so put them on wetransfer :
https://we.tl/t-Xn9C11i7lB
- screens 1a, 1b, 1c show the correct (old) behavior
- screens 2a, 2b, 2c show the incorrect new behaviour with 2019r2.
As you can see, the cause (and solution) is :
- the max-width on the title-bar => should be 1536px instead of 1519.2px
- main-section now contains "min-height: 0;"
while it contained :
"height: calc(100% - 104px) !important;
overflow: auto;"
=> when adapting this, it's correct like before.
Is it the Flare builder that now incorrectly changes this?
HTML5 build output CSS-related issue due to 2019 r2 upgrade
Re: HTML5 build output CSS-related issue due to 2019 r2 upgr
I've found the solution.
The 'calc' css-part was already in our css file, but apparently the previously used class changed.
It was in 'section.main-section', and now is in '.main-section'
Updating this in our css file, solves the issue.
The 'calc' css-part was already in our css file, but apparently the previously used class changed.
It was in 'section.main-section', and now is in '.main-section'
Updating this in our css file, solves the issue.
Re: HTML5 build output CSS-related issue due to 2019 r2 upgr
So just to be clear - is the problem with your own CSS, or is there a problem in the CSS generated by Flare?
Re: HTML5 build output CSS-related issue due to 2019 r2 upgr
It wasn't an issue before, so for some reason the CSS-class changed due to the Flare update.
So it's related to the update, but I was able to fix it myself by the change in our own CSS file.
So it's related to the update, but I was able to fix it myself by the change in our own CSS file.
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Re: HTML5 build output CSS-related issue due to 2019 r2 upgr
We're having similar issues, not amused.
Thanks for this post, it gives me an idea of where to look to fix this.
Thanks for this post, it gives me an idea of where to look to fix this.
Marie-Claire
Flare 2019 r2 - Windows 10 Pro - HTML5 help / "clean" XHTML output
Flare 2019 r2 - Windows 10 Pro - HTML5 help / "clean" XHTML output