Sorry for submitting this but I searched the Madcap Flare 6 online help ("OLH"), this forum, and Google for span.boolean and span.state and came up empty.
So, in Flare 6, what do span.boolean and span.state do?
If in the topic editor I highlight a bit of text, then right-click and in the shortcut menu choose Span Class, these two default classes are prominently displayed. Given this, I'm surprised that an OLH search didn't find those terms...
Cheers & thanks,
Riley
What do span.boolean and span.state do?
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What do span.boolean and span.state do?
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Re: What do span.boolean and span.state do?
I've actually no idea, hopefully someone else knows.
One tip though - if you want to hide styles that you don't use, select Options > Disable Styles on the stylesheet editor toolbar.
One tip though - if you want to hide styles that you don't use, select Options > Disable Styles on the stylesheet editor toolbar.
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Re: What do span.boolean and span.state do?
They are operators in Dita.
http://docs.oasis-open.org/dita/v1.1/OS ... olean.html
When importing Dita and these elements are used, they are stored in the topics as span styles so that information is not lost.
http://docs.oasis-open.org/dita/v1.1/OS ... olean.html
When importing Dita and these elements are used, they are stored in the topics as span styles so that information is not lost.
Rob Hollinger
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