Lynne,
I just now tried out your suggestion using the original version of my
chapter. The results were just as you predicted, everything displayed as I
had hoped. The "40" and not("PDF") did the trick; it is the kind of
expression I originally had in mind though the wording hadn't occurred to
me.
Thanks!
Doug
On Fri, Dec 20, 2019 at 1:52 PM Lynne A. Price wrote:
> In your situation, you must use conditional expressions. You'll need
> 8 of them, one for PDF and one for HTML for each chapter. Use View >
> Show/Hide Conditional Text to define all 8 of them in the chapter and
> then apply the one you want.
>
> There are a couple of problems with the expressions Doug has used. I
> believe the tag names have to be in quotes. Also, Doug has started his
> expression for the PDF version of book 40 with:
>
> not ("41" or "42" or "44" or "HTML")
>
> That will exclude anything with tagged 40 and any of the other book
> tags. In particular, it will exclude your "except 44" case, which will
> be tagged with 40, 41, and 42. Instead, assuming you will never tag
> something with both HTML and PDF, you can use simply:
>
> "40" and not("PDF")
>
> The other 7 expressions follow this model.
> --Lynne
>
>
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