I am using Robohelp X5 to generate webhelp and having
problems with my browse sequence arrows. I have been able to create
new browse sequences and then turn on this functionality quite
easily.
The issue i have is that when i then publish the output, the
two arrows are covered by the navigation pane on the left hand
side. Although i can easily change this by pulling the navigation
pane down, i want it to automatically size when you open up the
help manual so you can see the arrows clearly. Does anyone have any
idea of where i can set the size of the toolbar pane so that i can
see the arrows clearly?
I see what you mean, however i am using default images for
the forward, back and hide buttons, selected in the skin editor
window. With these buttons there is no way to change the size of
these images.
I did try to resize the background images selected for the
navigation pane but again this had no effect. Any more
ideas?
Um, have tried to do that but i need an email address to
share the picture anyway. It would be easier if i could just email
you the screenshot, rather than sharing it online.
OK I see the problem now. The sizing of the TOC should be
automatic which is what you wanted in your first post. Judging from
the nice graphics in the screenshot, I am suspecting you have done
something with the pane containing the TOC that is non standard, is
that the case?
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That could be the case, i'm not sure to be honest. The way i
created that page was to import an image and then create a number
of positioned text boxes with the links inside them - i don't know
if this could have affected the pane containing the TOC. However
when i change the home page to be a different page i still get the
same problem.
It sounds like the problem is that you have used a single
image for that pane.
If you look in the supplied sample projects and locate the
Beautiful Vistas Web skin you will see it is made up of many
images. By editing those you can create a skin that may be more
acceptable to you.
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