Strategy for Handling Conditional Text

[Bill Swallow]

In that case make sure you conditionalize everything from the 1st
character to the ending paragraph mark of each conditional paragraph.
You should have no issues if you follow that rule.

On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 2:03 PM, Joseph Lorenzini <jaloren at gmail.com> wrote:
> Thank you for your feedback. I'll definitely go with the conditional text
> then. I like guidelines of only conditionalizing paragraphs is and never
> have overlapping conditions.  As Richard suggested, if I have to I'll just
> replicate the paragraph. As for the funky formatting I was referring to, the
> issue is this: sometimes the end paragraph mark may be an indented item,
> part of a bulleted list, or a section heading.  So it isn't always the case
> that I'll have the same formatting every where in the book. As a result,
> when I did a hide/show in some cases, the resulting paragraph mark would
> inherit a number or formatting from a header. As a workaround, I may
> introduce empty "Body" paragraph marks to ensure that only body paragraphs
> are rendered no matter what I show or hide.

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