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Inspiring
September 15, 2008
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Number Style inconsistent

  • September 15, 2008
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When I generate WebHelp in Robohelp for HTML, some webpages display a "number style" of size 10pt and another webpage with size 11pt.
The all use <link rel=StyleSheet href=default_ns.css> containing the following...
P.Step {
list-style:decimal;
margin-top:2pt;
line-height:Normal;
margin-bottom:2pt;
margin-left:10pt;
font-size:10.0pt; }
LI.P-Step {
list-style:decimal;
font-size:10.0pt;
line-height:Normal; }



In Robohelp HTML, the HTML editor has this code
<ol><li class=p-Step><p class=Step>....


The Actual generated webpage in the SSL directory shows this

for the webpages with correct display :
<li class="P-Step">
<p class="Step">...

but for the webpages with incorrect display:
<li class="kadov-p-CStep">
<p class="Step">....

There is no reference to kadov-p-CStep in my default_ns.css

I don't know why it is generating this reference. Can anyone help please?
To understand the background, the files were previously created in Robohelp X5. I changed the head information of all webpages to be standard as follows

<!doctype HTML public "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Frameset//EN">
<html><head>
<meta http-equiv=content-type content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
<meta name=generator content="Adobe RoboHelp - www.adobe.com">
<meta name=generator-major-version content=0.1>
<meta name=generator-minor-version content=1>
<meta name=filetype content=RoboHelp>
<meta name=filetype-version content=1>
<meta name=page-count content=1>
<meta name=layout-height content=725>
<meta name=layout-width content=942>
<title>Duplicate Risk Assessment</title>

<link rel=StyleSheet href=default_ns.css>

</head>
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Correct answer annaxanderson
I deleted any other .css files that I wasn't using and that seemed to solve the problem. Even if they weren't referenced in my .htm files, they seemed to interfere with the styles.

Thanks for your input.

2 replies

annaxandersonAuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
September 30, 2008
I deleted any other .css files that I wasn't using and that seemed to solve the problem. Even if they weren't referenced in my .htm files, they seemed to interfere with the styles.

Thanks for your input.
Peter Grainge
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 15, 2008
The web version is old code. Try generating to a new location.

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