Robohelp 8 Stylesheet Error

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October 9, 2009
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I just upgraded a RoboHelp 6 project to Robohelp 8. The CSS file I'm using was fine with all prior versions of RH (used with RHX5, RH6. and RH7).

Now in RH8, whenever I edit topic text, I get the error message that is attached. None of the styles in my customized CSS begin with a number or have spaces. Only standard CSS naming conventions are used.

Can anyone tell me why this is happening? Thanks!

Paul Masalsky

EMC

HTML

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Peter Grainge

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Are you willing to share the CSS so that I can see if I get the same error?

Is it whenever you edit any text regardless of style or just one style?

The message does not appear until you edit, that is it does not appear as soon as you open the topic?

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Anonymous

Sure, the stylesheet is attached. Thank you for your offer to help.

The error occurs whenever a style is applied or when the "return" key is pressed after applying a style. It does not appear when a topic is opened.

Paul

emc_help_stylesheet.zip

Willam van Weelden

Inspiring

Hi,

I get the error after using certain styles, such as EMCNumber1 and emcsyntax. Adding P in your style sheet before the style .EMCNumber1 and .emcsyntax solved it in a test project.

I would seem that RoboHelp cannot understand (it's own) next item syntax correctly when your classes are not linked to a tag, such as P, A, OL, and so on. Even though your style sheet is correct.

I think that the easiest solution is to open your style sheet in an external editor and add a tag for every referenced class that gives you problem. Judging from your style sheet, you use (almost) all these classes as paragraphs, so all your topics should work fine. If you use a class for several elemens, such as paragrahps and spans, you can create duplicates, such as P.EMCNumber1 and SPAN.EMCNumber1.

Greet,

Willam

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