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Stefan GentzCommunity Manager
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February 22, 2016
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Finding relevant content faster with Dynamic Content filters

  • February 22, 2016
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Do you want to serve different content to different audiences?

Like: Different regions or different types of users? Or give your users the chance to filter your help by product variants?

With RoboHelp‬ (2015 release) you can do exactly this. And it's as easy as 1-2-3. Tag your content, set the new "Dynamic Content"‬ filters, specify which one to display/hide by default and publish it to the new Responsive HTML5‬ help.

Check out this post on the Adobe TechComm‬ blog by RoboHelp expert Robert Desprez and see how easy it is:

[Guest Post] “Finding Relevant Content Faster with Dynamic Content Filters”, by Robert Desprez – TechComm Central by Ado…

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    Peter Grainge
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    Peter GraingeCommunity Expert
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    February 22, 2016

    There is also detailed information about this in the sample projects that ship with RoboHelp 2015. Click Open on the RoboHelp Starter page and then click Samples in the ribbon on the left. See the Dynamic Content Filtering topic in Employee Care 3.

    The Employee Care 3 project has been updated from the version currently shipping with RoboHelp 2015. The latest version can be downloaded from Using RoboHelp 2015 on my site. It will ship with the next RoboHelp 2015 Service Release.

    The update contains important information about using Tags for filtering that is not available elsewhere.

    See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips

    @petergrainge

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      Stefan GentzCommunity ManagerAuthor
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      February 22, 2016

      Peter, please also comment with this info on the blog post itself! This is very helpful!

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      abhi_AdobeTC
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      February 23, 2016

      Here's an online example by johndaigle that highlights all the features including Dynamic Content Filters:

      http://whirltheworld.com/‌

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