How can I use the Content Categories feature in RoboHelp 2022?

[helpWriter]

When creating WebHelp in RoboHelp 2017, I used the "Content Categories" feature to allow multiple TOCs to be selected through dropdown.

I'm generating help using Frameless in RoboHelp 2022, but I can't find the 'Content Categories' feature..

How can I use the Content Categories feature in RoboHelp 2022?

[Peter Grainge · Accepted solution]

According to the help, Content Categories was something for AIR Help which has long since been dropped.

Tell us more with some screenshots and maybe something can be suggested. Please use the photo icon to insert images within the post. Seeing an image inline with the text makes it easier for anyone answering or viewing the post.

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[Peter Grainge]

I'm confused. You said you were using Content Categories for webhelp but you have marked my post saying they were only for Air Help as correct.

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[helpWriter]

Sorry. I understood what your answer meant was that content categories feature has been removed.

The image below is the contents categories function I used in robohelp 2017. Multiple tocs can be selected in dropdown form.

[Peter Grainge]

I was going on the Adobe Help saying that it was an AIR only feature. However, the image has reminded me. Sorry but it is a feature that did not carry through.

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[Peter Grainge]

The only thing I can suggest is Dynamic Content Filtering. It's not the same thing but it allows users to exclude certain content and focus on what is relevant to them.

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