not bold vs bold -- output different in shorter test version

[mitches]

We have recently switched from version 5 to version 7. This worked in version 5.
In the styles sheet, I changed the h5 to add a page break before the paragraph and keep it the way it was "styled" before it was set to h5. I use it to have a page break before the paragraph (initially style = p -- changed to h5) prior to an image. It looks okay on the screen when editing in Flare. It looks okay in the final output; however, it changes to all bold when I do an abbreviated version of the output. Is there a reference to styles that isn't being picked up by the subset of the Word document?

Text text ....
(image)

Originally the text would be a p paragraph.
When reviewing, I see that it breaks between the text and the image.
I change the text paragraph to an h5.

In full Word output -- it behaves as desired.
In small test set of files -- it turns to all bold.

[LTinker68]

Those small test sets of files... Did you create a new target for those test sets, and if so, is it pointing to the correct stylesheet and/or medium in that stylesheet (most likely the print medium)?

[mitches]

Yes, I have a target -- test
The Advanced -> Stylesheet Medium -> Medium is set to "print."

[LTinker68]

When you say you switch it from a paragraph to an h5... Is the h5 styled the same as the paragraph, because by default heading styles are defined as being bold? If you had a paragraph class on the paragraph to set it not to be bold and switch to an h5 tag, then the class wouldn't affect the h5 tag unless the class was a generic class. In other words, if you have a style called p.notBoldText then the class will be ignored if you switch from <p class="notBoldText"... to <h5 class="notBoldText"... because the class "notBoldText" is specifically associated with a tag of type paragraph. If you had created it as a generic class (.notBoldText instead of p.notBoldText), then <h5 class="notBoldText"... would apply the class to the h5 tag just as it would to a paragraph tag.

Does that make sense?

[wclass]

In your test target do you have "Use TOC depth for headings" set (Advanced tab)? This could be affecting the heading level, and hence, changing the look.

[mitches]

My settings are:
Font
font - Arial
font-family - Arial
font-size - 12pat
font-weight - normal
Block
display - block
Box
margin - 0
margin-botton - 0
margin-left - 0
margin-right - 0
margin-top - 0
Print Support
column-break-after - avoid
mc-heading-level - 0
page-break-after - avoid
page-break-before - always
page-break-inside - avoid
AutoNumber
mc-auto-number-offset - 0
mc-auto-number-position - inside-head
DITA
mc-dita-type - p
Unclassified
mc-disable-glossary-terms - true

Every other setting is "(not set)"

It looks like I should probably change:
mc-disable-glossary-terms to "not set"

This is a reminder --- this WORKS with the final output. It does not work with a subset.