I'm working in FM10 on Windows XP Pro. However, the templates at the corporation where I'm currently contracting have been developed over the years, since FM 7 or 8, with different authors and developers tweaking them. That makes them difficult to decipher at times.
Currently, I'm trying to figure out how our notes elements works so I can fix it to work when linking the FM source files to RoboHelp. When you choose the parent element "Note," you can choose from four different attributes (as shown below from the EDD): note, tip, caution, and warning.
When you choose one of these attributes, it automatically inserts a graphic symbol (exclamation point, star, pencil, etc.). Then you choose the next child element, which creates a paragraph directly to the right of graphic symbol.
The problem is, I can't figure out where this graphic is coming from in the parent element and associated attributes. I thought it must be pulled in from the paragraph style, either as a frame from the reference page and or symbols from the numbering section of the paragraph designer. But I can't find either of those things anywhere. For what it's worth, the graphic symbols do look like they come from a font (see screenshot).
The word "note" comes in from the next child element and associated paragraph style, it is designated in the Numbering/Autonumber Format: box with an associated font. The lines above and below it similarly come from Advanced/Frame Above/Below Pgf: setting. All of that is pretty easy; the attribute image...not so much.
Can anyone please tell me where to hunt for the source of this attribute image insertion?
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EDD
Element (Container): Note
General rule: NoteHead, NoteBody
Attribute list
Name: Id Unique ID Optional
Control flags: Read-only, Hidden
Name: Type Choice Optional
Choices: Note, Tip, Caution, Warning
Default: Note
Automatic insertions
Automatically insert child: NoteHead
Element (Container): NoteBody
General rule: Para, (Para | List)*
Automatic insertions
Automatically insert child: Para
Element (Container): NoteHead
General rule: <EMPTY>
Text format rules
If context is: * < ParagonGuide
If context is: Note[Type = "Note"]
Use paragraph format: Note.Icon
Else, if context is: Note[Type = "Caution"]
Use paragraph format: Note.Caution.Icon
Else, if context is: Note[Type = "Tip"]
Use paragraph format: Note.Tip.Icon
Else
Use paragraph format: Note
Prefix rules
If context is: * < ParagonGuide
If context is: Note[Type = "Warning"]
Prefix: Warnings not permitted in Paragon documents.
Text range.
Font properties
Color: Red
Else...