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LEGEND
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Oct 19, 2006
Hi susan@work, this is rick@home!
When you examine the properties for your WebHelp layout (Expand Single Source Layouts, then right click the WebHelp layout and choose "Properites")
Click the "Next >" button once. See that option labeled "Show Navigation Pane Link in Topics"? Make sure that is selected and you should be set.
Cheers... Rick
When you examine the properties for your WebHelp layout (Expand Single Source Layouts, then right click the WebHelp layout and choose "Properites")
Click the "Next >" button once. See that option labeled "Show Navigation Pane Link in Topics"? Make sure that is selected and you should be set.
Cheers... Rick
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LEGEND
,
Hi susan@work, this is rick@home!
When you examine the properties for your WebHelp layout (Expand Single Source Layouts, then right click the WebHelp layout and choose "Properites")
Click the "Next >" button once. See that option labeled "Show Navigation Pane Link in Topics"? Make sure that is selected and you should be set.
Cheers... Rick
When you examine the properties for your WebHelp layout (Expand Single Source Layouts, then right click the WebHelp layout and choose "Properites")
Click the "Next >" button once. See that option labeled "Show Navigation Pane Link in Topics"? Make sure that is selected and you should be set.
Cheers... Rick
LEGEND
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Hi again susan@work
After posting my reply, it dawned on me that perhaps you might be expecting to see this link inside topics even when the topic is displayed inside the WebHelp frameset. So I thought I'd also post to advise that the option I mentioned causes the WebHelp generation process to add additional code to each topic. The code sniffs the environment to see if the topic is being presented inside the WebHelp frameset. If so, a show link appears. If not, there is really no need for the show link, so it is hidden.
Apologies if you already knew this.
Cheers... Rick
After posting my reply, it dawned on me that perhaps you might be expecting to see this link inside topics even when the topic is displayed inside the WebHelp frameset. So I thought I'd also post to advise that the option I mentioned causes the WebHelp generation process to add additional code to each topic. The code sniffs the environment to see if the topic is being presented inside the WebHelp frameset. If so, a show link appears. If not, there is really no need for the show link, so it is hidden.
Apologies if you already knew this.
Cheers... Rick
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