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May 1, 2015
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RH 11 - Bookmarks show up looking like hyperlinks

  • May 1, 2015
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Recently upgraded from RH10 to RH11 and now I noticed that all my inserted bookmarks show up in the compiled file (web help) as non-working hyperlinks (underlined and blue).See the image. They should not appear as hyperlinks. Can someone tell how to correct this?

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Correct answer JGaf10311788

I'm referring to 'Example 9' in the image. The 'Convert time...' text is simply an underline.  The image from my 2nd post is from a different location in the help files. I may take Rick's advice and go back an change how the bookmarks are created.

Terry


Yes, I agree.  At first I was confused if you thought that was a hyperlink when it is a bookmark. 

I use Rick's approach, works like a charm and so easy to cut & paste to move if necessary.  User's don't see the bookmark "flag"

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Inspiring
May 12, 2015

Hi,

What does your html code look like for those issues?  When viewing it in the Design mode, does it display correctly there? And somehow gets switched when generated?

TtotheBAuthor
Known Participant
May 12, 2015

In Design mode, the text does look a hyperlink. Unfortunately, I am not able to decipher the HTML. I've attached an image which shows both Design and HTML for a specific location. I'm not able to look at the original built in RH 8 or 9.

Thanks for your assistance.

Terry

Captiv8r
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May 12, 2015

This thread is a shining example of why I always suggest this as a best practice when facilitating a RoboHelp class.

never, Never, NEVER, NEVER EVER do you want to create a bookmark by selecting across text and making that a bookmark.

The best way to fly is to simply place the insertion point where you want the bookmark, and insert it at that spot. You then end up with a little flag to indicate it's a bookmark. You are then free to move the flag anywhere that suits you (should that bookmark need to change down the road) and it would appear that in this case, it would avoid the formatting issues that are being encountered.

Cheers... Rick