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April 17, 2020
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[SOLVED] How to apply style sheet to all topics

  • April 17, 2020
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Hi,

In RH 2019, how do I apply a CSS to all topics at once?

When I try to "select all" topics, I only see "cut" "copy" and "delete" as options (please see screenshot, attached). How do I select all topics and access "Properties"?

Thank you!

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UPDATE:   NEVER MIND 🙂

I found the solution (see 2nd screenshot):   

Contents pane > Select all in the Contents pane > View menu > Topic List > toggle "select all" > Right-click > Properties > Scroll down to Style Sheets

 

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    Correct answer Amebr

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    1. If you only select topics, no folders, in the Contents panel, you'll get an option to view Properties. Obviously this won't work if you need to apply the stylesheet to topics in sub folders as well.

    2. You can leave out the step of selecting everything in the Contents panel. Just select View > Topic List and all topics in your project will be included in the report. 

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    AmebrCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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    April 20, 2020

    2 tips

     

    1. If you only select topics, no folders, in the Contents panel, you'll get an option to view Properties. Obviously this won't work if you need to apply the stylesheet to topics in sub folders as well.

    2. You can leave out the step of selecting everything in the Contents panel. Just select View > Topic List and all topics in your project will be included in the report. 

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    martinl83372021Author
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    April 17, 2020

    Thanks for looking out for me, Peter!!

    Have a nice weekend.

    Peter Grainge
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    Peter GraingeCommunity Expert
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    April 17, 2020

    Glad you have fixed it. I have asked Adobe to liaise with you re changing your user name from an email address. I assume you are not expecting to hear from solicitors about a large legacy they have learned about. 🙂

     

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