WebHelp in Chrome - first look

[Guest]

Just downloaded the new Chrome browser from Google, and as I feared, my WebHelp doesn't work (nav pane contents don't display). I am using a skin.

I tried a test project using the default skin and found that only pure html works for navigation pane format (WebHelp Options page 3).
If I use DHTML > Pure HTML the pane comes up empty
If I use Java Applet > Pure HTML I get a message in the pane saying no plugin is available to display the content. The odd thing is that I included some drop-down text (which is javascript, right?) and that woks fine.

Pure html is ok, except there's no Search Input field available. So, I'd love to be able to use dhtml or Java for the nav pane.

If anyone has an idea for getting this to work I'd be grateful for info.

Jeanne

[Guest]

This thread has been a huge help. Thanks, everyone. Now I need an assist with popups. In Chrome, my WebHelp popups open for an instant at a size that seems about right, then they shrink to a size that is way too small. It doesn't matter whether I select auto-size or custom size. Any thoughts? Thanks!

[Guest]

Regarding popups. I'm guessing the behavior I'm seeing is related to this, (from a Google-produced faq at http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/webmasters-faq.html)

12. My website's popups aren't appearing in Google Chrome
Google Chrome's default behavior is to minimize and then display only the title bar of pop-ups in the lower-right section of the browser window. Users can view a pop-up's content by dragging its title bar into a more visible position. This allows pop-ups to load, so as not to break the functionality of sites which depend on them. It also prevents undesired pop-ups from covering the page and distracting users.