Re-apply profiling attributes

Profiling lets you identify conditional text so that you can produce more than one version of a document when the versions differ in minor ways. The last time you applied an attribute, Inspire remembered it. You can choose to re-apply the last profiling attribute you used. This is helpful if you don't want to select a new attribute and just use the last one you applied.

If you want to select a new attribute, you can choose to Update Profiling Attributes.

If you haven't applied a profiling attribute yet, this option is not available. Follow the steps in Apply new profiling attributes.

To re-apply profiling attributes:

  1. Click Components_TopMenuOpt Components.
  2. In the Folders pane, locate the component that you want to add a profiling attribute to.
  3. In the Components pane, right-click the component and then select Edit...

    You can access the same menu by clicking Action_Menu the Options menu.

  4. Select text in the editor where you want to apply the profiling attribute.
  5. In the toolbar, click Oxygen_ProfilingAttributes the Update Profiling Attributes menu, and select Apply Last Attributes.
    To re-apply profiling attributes, you can also use the key combination of Ctrl + Alt + G.
    Results: The text is outlined in a green box.
    • Profiling attribute values are displayed in a yellow box below the green box.
    • You'll see the name of the attribute in blue, followed by the values inside the brackets [ ]. For example, in this tool tip ProfilingAtt_ToolTips_smallthe attribute is Platform and the values are Windows_10 and Windows_8.