mc-multiline-indent Not Working in HTML5 Output
mc-multiline-indent Not Working in HTML5 Output
I have set my three styles for mulit-level numbered lists so they have a 0.60 cm indent using the mc-multiline-indent property. This works fine in my print output, but for some reason does not work in my online output. Can anyone else confirm this is a bug?
Re: mc-multiline-indent Not Working in HTML5 Output
Hi Keri,
I've not used this particular property, but the first thing I would check is the media selected when this change was made. I'm forever being caught out by accidentally only applying it to "print".
I've not used this particular property, but the first thing I would check is the media selected when this change was made. I'm forever being caught out by accidentally only applying it to "print".
Re: mc-multiline-indent Not Working in HTML5 Output
Thank you! I am guilty of that as well--but in this case there is a bug, which I have reported to MadCap. I tried everything and could not get it working. There was a workaround that MC support provided me in the end. You have to adjust your padding and text-indent instead because the multi-line indent doesn't work in web output.
Re: mc-multiline-indent Not Working in HTML5 Output
I am also running into this problem (three years later, it appears).
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Re: mc-multiline-indent Not Working in HTML5 Output
I'm using Flare 2017 R3 ... and can confirm this is still happening.
I've can use the mc-multiline-indent property in my print CSS but to get everything aligned nicely in my HTML5 output, I've had to leave it as the "default settings" so to speak and take it on the chin for that output.
According to Flare's own help, HTML 5 outputs are not supported - http://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare201 ... tation.htm. Shame really. This is a really nice "get-out clause" for an annoying "feature".
I've can use the mc-multiline-indent property in my print CSS but to get everything aligned nicely in my HTML5 output, I've had to leave it as the "default settings" so to speak and take it on the chin for that output.
According to Flare's own help, HTML 5 outputs are not supported - http://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare201 ... tation.htm. Shame really. This is a really nice "get-out clause" for an annoying "feature".
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