CSS query - Can't seem to get glossary words to format properly.

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June 4, 2009
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Hi,

Just kicking off my first WebHelp project in RoboHelp 8. I'm putting together some corporate skins and style sheets and everything is fine apart from my glossary words. They use a hyperlink style not the glossary term style I have set up, even when I change the style to glossary it seems to just use hyperlink style.

Driving me nuts - Any help out there appreciated.

Regards

Nick.

WebHelp

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Willam van Weelden

Inspiring

Hi,

The glossary terms are hyperlinks. In your output, these styles are controlled in whgbody.htm and in whthost.htm. You can modify them by changing:

setFont("Normal", "Microsoft Sans Serif","8pt","Black","Normal","Normal","none");
setFont("Hover", "Microsoft Sans Serif","8pt","Navy","Normal","Normal","underline");

Also, you can set it in CSS, but you'll have to use the !important statement to overwrite the inline styling set up with the scripts.

Greet,

Willam

W

williamc11710112

Inspiring

Hi William,

I was searching through the support forum to see if my issue was addressed and saw your post here. I am using FM2020 and RH2019. I generate my Help output through the Indigo skin in HTML5. All my glossary terms are blue and underlined, just like my xref and hyperlinks, not good. I am hoping you can tell me the css code that will let me specify color and other properties for the glossary terms.to customize. I looked for whgbody.htm and whthost.htm but those files are not included in my html5 output. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

-Bill (we Williams gotta support each other :).