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I have a project for which I'm filtering out some themes by using CBTs. I tried to revert all set CBTs to unset, but with one theme (folder) I'm having problems. I cannot delete that CBT.
It is that the folders in the HTML tree view are either marked with a triangle corresponding to the color of the CBT or with a grey one.
In case of the colored CBT it sticks to a color, the color that is assigned to a CBT, named "Off".
When I right click on that topic folder, and choose the bottom menu item (New/Multiple - that is Neu/Mehrere in the german language version)
I see that all are unchecked, just the one named "Off" is checked, bat greyed out. When I uncheck this, I can do this but clicking OK then doesn't makle it go away. It sticks there.
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Right click the tag in the CBT pod and select Properties. That will tell you where the tag is being used. Perhaps that will help explain why you cannot delete it.
You should be able to delete it regardless but I'm not sure if the issue is that you cannot delete it or simply that it is disabled (greyed out).
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Thanks, Peter. I tried that, but it is extremely difficult to sort out, where the tag is being used since the infomation is not hierarchically structured. All files have only there base name, no directory structure.
Would you say, if one file/topic/folder further down in the hierarchy has the tag set, it would propagate up to the highest folder level and appearing greyed there meaning to say that it is not the folder itself, that is tagged but at least one of its children?
I now succeede doing the following:
I chose New/Multiple and chose "Delete all".
Then I exited RH11 and deleted the .cpd file. After that I started it again and the tags were gone.
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Would you say, if one file/topic/folder further down in the hierarchy has the tag set, it would propagate up to the highest folder level and appearing greyed there meaning to say that it is not the folder itself, that is tagged but at least one of its children?
No. I think it was some simple corruption that deleting the CPD has fixed.
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