Working with ID tags

Forum|Forum|18 years ago
August 8, 2007
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Hello, everyone!

I have the following situation: suppose i have a custom script which shows or hides some elements on the html page. So to tell the script what chunk of text should be hidden/shown there is a standard way - to use id tag <div id="someIdentifier">SomeText</div>. So when i try to write this text in the true code editor and when i switch to the wYSIWYG editor the quotation marks mysteriously dissapear...

Am i doing something wrong?
(i'm using Robohelp 6)

Thank you in advance for your help!

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Peter Grainge

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I have asked Adobe to add a DFAWMC option.

(Don't Fiddle About With My Code) or similar.

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Peter Grainge

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Probably not. RH often "helps" by modifying your code. As long as your identifier does not have any spaces, it will probably still work.

There's a topic on my site about non RoboHelp show hide stuff.

Is there a specific reason for not using the supplied dropdowns?

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vvk80Author

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Hello!
Thanks for quick reply!
I see there is no why of preventing robohelp interferance in the source HTML code? I noticed that it adds some not really need style attributes...

Thanks in advance for your replies.

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