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1. Re: RH2017 - Times New Roman
Hey Alex,
Could you please confirm which output SSL you are generating? Also, what do mean by topic section? Do you mean TOC or something else?
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2. Re: RH2017 - Times New Roman
Just for reference in the case that I am missing something throughout the whole process.
Responsive Layout
Have FM maps that are converted using DITA-OT and imported into RH. I have tried Azure_Blue, Charcoal_Grey and Indigo. I am trying the change the font in the main section of the HTMLHelp. I am able to change the navigation font but cannot change the content font. I thought that I might be putting the CSS in the wrong place, but the below example has an customized CSS that changes different components, but the Times New Roman will not go away.
Example (Sorry, had to blur out some of text.)
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3. Re: RH2017 - Times New Roman
That looks like the CSS from the RoboHelp Tour.
As you have blurred out most of the text, can we take it the Parent topic is an example of the problem? If it is, click in one of those words and look at the name of the style in the Edit ribbon. Does it appear in CAPS and alongside is the correct CSS specified?
If it is in capitals, it means the style is not in the CSS so then you will see the browser default. If the CSS has spaces in its name or the styles, that too can cause issues.
Check those things first.
See www.grainge.org for free RoboHelp and Authoring information.
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4. Re: RH2017 - Times New Roman
I used the RoboHelp tour CSS that you had to make sure that the project was reading the CSS as needed and it is.
When I click on it (Example is Parent Topic) in the Edit tab, the CSS shows commonltr.css and the style shows (none). I did notice that some of the section titles are showing in CAPS on RH but those successfully were changed to a different font.
Thanks!
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5. Re: RH2017 - Times New Roman
No problem with using either as a test or permanently.
That means you have applied your commonltr.css file to the topic but not applied any of its styles to the content. In the output that will mean the content displays in the browser default font which is typically Times New Roman. If you change the browser font, you will see an immediate change. However, your users would see the content in the default font set in their browser so the real solution is to apply styles to the content.
You do not need to set the CSS file as baggage.
See www.grainge.org for free RoboHelp and Authoring information.
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