HTML Help Source | Advanced Options

Use this sheet set advanced options.

Contents Sorting

Specifies if the table of contents (TOC) will be sorted. Possible sorting methods are:

Top level sorting specifies how top level items in the contents are sorted. Sub level sorting specifies how sub level items are sorted.

Note! When you turn on sorting Sisulizer visual contents editor still shows the contents as unsorted. However when you build localized files the contents is sorted using the sort method you selected.

Place pages into first letter based folders

If checked table of contents is sorted alphabetically. This means that if original file contains a sub folder having single character as its name all the sub pages will be placed on sub folders where the name of the folder matched the first characters of the page name.

Note! This option is used only when you localize to a language that uses alphabets. If you have Chinese, Korean or Japanese in your project the contents file this options is ignored for those languages.

Samples

The following image contain original non sorted table of contents.

The following image contain sorted table of contents where Sort pages first, then sub folders sorting is used.

The following image contain sorted table of contents where Sort pages and sub folders together sorting is used.

The following image contain original non sorted table of contents that contains alphabet based sub folders. The name of the each sub folder is only one character. Each sub folder contains pages that start with the same name as the folder name.

The following image contain Finnish version of above table of contents.

You can see that there are now four sub folders instead of original three. This is because in Finnish all three vehicles start with different letter. In English both bike and bicycle start with b.

Source code context method

Context method specifies how context value of formed. Possible values are:

Both methods can be used with any file. The difference is how duplicates strings are handled. Item index creates as many rows as there are duplicate strings. String value method always only one row for each string.