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October 29, 2012
Question

RH-generated WebHelp doesn't display some CSS styles

  • October 29, 2012
  • 1 reply
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I've worked with RH for a while, including creating other WebHelp projects in RH that have been deployed without any problem. On my current RH9 project, however, some of the CSS styles are not being applied after the project output is moved to a network directory. When I open the project output on my Desktop, the styles all render correctly.

The styles in question aren't especially unusual:

DIV.text {

          width: 640px;

          padding-left: 25px;

          padding-right: 25px;

          padding-bottom: 25px;

          margin-left: auto;

          margin-right: auto;

          background-color: #EDEBDE;

}

P.footer {

          text-align: center;

          font-size: 8pt;

          line-height: 25%;

          color: #A13619;

}

The kicker is that some of the styles ARE being applied (e.g., background image), while the 2 styles above are NOT being applied.

Some of the things I've already tried include:

- creating a new copy of the CSS file

- making sure the correct stylesheet is referenced in the HTML files

- making sure the correct stylesheet is referenced in the MasterPage

- making sure the correct CSS type is specified in the HTML files

- adding "!important" to the styles that aren't being applied

Has anyone seen / resolved issues like this before?

Thanks!

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February 19, 2014

Really? More than a year and 200+ views later, but not a single suggestion for resolving this?

Thanks a lot Adobe and community.

Captiv8r
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February 19, 2014

Not trying to come off as disingenuous, but if it was THAT pressing of an issue, why are you just now checking the post?

Cheers... Rick

February 19, 2014

Touche. Sorry for being cranky.

We muddled through the problem last time. But I can't recall how we fixed it. And now it's cropping up again. I came to the forum today and was actually surprised to find that I had already posted the question.