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From your screenshot, it looks like the option "Include Topic in Content" is enabled in the book's configuration in TotheWord. Please try disabling that and see if the "Note about John" is still hidden. I found when I enable that option, the topic is hidden, but not when that option is disabled.

Agreed there is a problem.
I have notified Jonathan.

Greetings Mathetes, JG, [edit]
I have added a new button for <hide_topic> with a better explanation in version 1.9.3h
Here is what was happening.
If <hide_topic> was on the line with <:> like:
(which made sense based on the button)

And "Include Topic in Content" was not checked then it was like <hide_topic> never existed.

So it is better to put <hide_topic> on the next line after <:> like: Also don't put it inside of </:> make sure it is outside of this like: However, none of this matters if "Include Topic in Content" is checked.

Reply to a question that has gone.
How to get a return in a popup
use something like <twhyp>*.*?txt=note line one \line note line 2||Note</twhyp>. Would there be

Is there any way possible when using an html source file to have partial text in a topic searchable but hidden? I tried using htm tags to define font-size and opacity, but in theWord the minimum font size allowed is 1px and the opacity option does not seem to work in theWord. Html also has a content-visibility option, which doesn't work either in theWord. Is there any other way to allow for searchable text without it being visible? I want the topic visible except for that specific text.

So in the topic tree or in the content?
If in the topic tree then I would do a sub-topic that is hidden. Something like: However this will not be in the content only in the topic tree list.

jonathangkoehn wrote: ↑Sat May 13, 2023 1:03 am So in the topic tree or in the content?
If in the topic tree then I would do a sub-topic that is hidden. Something like:

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<link>Hide me<hide_topic></link>

However this will not be in the content only in the topic tree list.

But that's not user searchable. I'm trying to keep the content view from looking cluttered while still be able to search for certain key data.

Ah so not in the topic tree (my solution was the topic tree) Though even there probably not user searchable
You are talking about in the content area?

jonathangkoehn wrote: ↑Sat May 13, 2023 3:26 am Ah so not in the topic tree (my solution was the topic tree) Though even there probably not user searchable
You are talking about in the content area?

Yes. Using an html font tag with font-size set to "0" would work, but the minimum size theWord accepts is "1".

I am having problems with Greek characters displaying correctly in a simple popup. What needs to be done in order for them to display properly using the following code? Using Windows 7 & TotheWord D1.9.4b.

<:>topic
<twhyp>και ο αδελφος αυτου||note</twhyp>

Try this

<twhyp>*.*?txt=και ο αδελφος αυτου||note</twhyp>

JG wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 10:55 pm Try this

<twhyp>*.*?txt=και ο αδελφος αυτου||note</twhyp>

That works. Thank-you!

When searching for certain text, is there a way to automatically replace all the found text with a particular style applied to the text, instead of applying direct formatting? A work around (which would provide a two-step solution) would be a Find All option.

mathetes,

If you are working on a book, this can be accomplished on the "extra edit" tab.

Yes I am using the book editor, but I don't see any options underneath the Extra Edit that would allow me to select a style.