Creating Web Help? In this Madcap Flare tutorial, we look at specify the web browser settings before publishing your web help. For example, if you want to allow the user to resize the output window. Learn about this API Documentation Template Madcap Flare – Specify Browser Settings for Online Help Open a Standard or HTML5 Select the WebHelp Setup tab or the Setup tab (HTML5). Use Browser Default Settings — Set by default. Use the settings specified in the user’s default web Use Browser Default Settings — Deselect this to select the features you want to include in the output Toolbar — Disp ..read more

In this Madcap Flare tutorial, we look at how to change how the TOC looks in both the HTML output or in CHM files. Learn about this API Documentation Template Madcap Flare: How to Update the TOC in HTML Help Output To do this: Open the skin. Select the HTML Help Setup Click the TOC Options In the HTML Help TOC Options dialog box, select the appropriate options. Changes are displayed in the Preview area. Lines between items — shows the connections between TOC books and entries. Lines from root — displays lines connecting TOC books and entries starting at the root. Plus/minus squares — disp ..read more

In this MadCap Flare technical writing tutorial, we look at how to enter the title tag to your WebHelp. Madcap Flare: How to Enter the Title tag in HTML Output The title tag is one of the most important tag in your HTML output. To enter the title tag: In Content Explorer, right-click on your file, then click Properties. In Topic Properties, click Topic Title. Enter the title tag. Publish and check that the title tag is included in the HTML output. At Klariti, we use MadCap Flare (and Word) to write technical documents. Contact us if we can help. Download&n ..read more

In this MadCap Flare technical writing tutorial, we look at how to add meta tags to your WebHelp. Madcap Flare: how to add meta tags to HTML5 and Web Help You can add meta tags to your web files: In Project Organizer, click Targets, then open your target, for example, HTML5. In the Tag Editor, click Advanced. Click the Add meta tags to content check box. Enter the meta tags in the text box. Publish and check that the meta tags are included in the output. At Klariti, we use MadCap Flare (and Word) to write technical documents. Contact us if we can ..read more

In this MadCap Flare technical writing tutorial, we look at how to add mark of the web to your WebHelp. Madcap Flare: How to add Mark of the Web If you have problems getting Internet Explorer to run web help pages, added Mark of the Web to your WebHelp files: You can add the Mark of the Web to HTML files so they run locally in Internet Explorer. In Project Organizer, click Targets, then open your target, for example, HTML5. In the Tag Editor, click Advanced. Select the Insert Mark of the Web check box. At Klariti, we use MadCap Flare (and Word) to writ ..read more

In this MadCap Flare technical writing tutorial, we look at how to improve the SEO of your web help content. Madcap Flare: how to improve Search Engine Optimization in WebHelp In Project Organizer, click Targets, then open your target, for example, HTML5. In the Tag Editor, click Advanced. Click the Generate Site map check box. Enter the path to your site map. Click the Include importance check box. Select the number of results per page to appear and the abstract character limit. Publish and check that the site map is included in the HTML output ..read more

In this MadCap Flare technical writing tutorial, we look at how to specify toolbar settings for WebHelp. MadCap Flare: Specifying Toolbar Settings for WebHelp You can specify web toolbar settings for some online outputs. This includes determining which buttons are displayed in the toolbar. You can also add custom JavaScript for the toolbar. How to specify custom toolbar settings for Webhelp Open a Standard Select the WebHelp Toolbar Select the buttons you want to include in the Selected items are displayed on the right. Items that will not be included in the tool-barare display ..read more

In this MadCap Flare technical writing tutorial, we look at how to specify navigation pane settings for HTML 5 and WebHelp output. Madcap: Specifying Navigation Pane Settings for HTML5 & WebHelp You can specify navigation settings for HTML5, WebHelp, WebHelp AIR, or WebHelp Plus output. In general, the navigation pane includes the TOC, Index, Search, Glossary, Browse Sequences, and Favorites. For HTML5 Top Navigation output, you can define the pane position, depth level of menu items, and a URL for a logo. Open a Standard or HTML5 Do one of the following, depending on the type of out ..read more

A ..read more

A ..read more