Hello!
I haven't used Flare in a few years (as evidenced by the fact I'm using v3.1). I'm publishing a project to WebHelp.
I want to control the color of the hovers in the Skin, I think.
Basically, it's a horrible red and I want it to be blue. I cannot find, ANYWHERE, where I would change this one style.
Please help!
Thanks!
Michelle
Hover in WebHelp Output
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Re: Hover in WebHelp Output
Hello
If you open the file WebHelp\Content\SkinSupport\MadCapAll.js and search for the terms below (around line 9400) you can change the color that appears when the mouse hovers over the TOC entries
function TocEntryOnmouseover(){
this.style.color="#xxxxxx";}
If you open the file WebHelp\Content\SkinSupport\MadCapAll.js and search for the terms below (around line 9400) you can change the color that appears when the mouse hovers over the TOC entries
function TocEntryOnmouseover(){
this.style.color="#xxxxxx";}
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Re: Hover in WebHelp Output
Much to my surprise, and I've now done a full search of my hard drive, no where do I have the file MadCapAll.js.
Is there another file, perhaps because I have an earlier version of Flare?
Thanks!!
-M
Is there another file, perhaps because I have an earlier version of Flare?
Thanks!!
-M
Re: Hover in WebHelp Output
Maybe try a search on the string TocEntryOnmouseover in all js files (*.js)?
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Re: Hover in WebHelp Output
Fantastic! Thank you!
For future reference, I found it in WebHelp\Content\SkinSupport\MadCapTOC.js
(v 3.1 of Flare)
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For future reference, I found it in WebHelp\Content\SkinSupport\MadCapTOC.js
(v 3.1 of Flare)
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Re: Hover in WebHelp Output
Hi
the WebHelp\Content\SkinSupport\MadCapAll.js file is in Flare 7. A copy of this file is generated for every WebHelp "package" in the Webhelp output folder so I guess you can control this on a case-by-case basis if you don't want to change this globally.
the WebHelp\Content\SkinSupport\MadCapAll.js file is in Flare 7. A copy of this file is generated for every WebHelp "package" in the Webhelp output folder so I guess you can control this on a case-by-case basis if you don't want to change this globally.