I'm puzzled by this. If I untick the 'prompt for title' box in an autotitle flow, is there a way of getting title text into Mellel? Or is the prompt and dialogue box (which I'm not overly keen on) the only way to do it. Selecting and overtyping the has just gets rid of that particular object altogether, as far as I can tell.
And what's with the hashes anyway? Are they just placeholders? Is there anyway of getting rid of them so an autotitle object consists only of the text, not the title?
Hash marks and not prompting for titles
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Re: Hash marks and not prompting for titles
Could it be that with that particular auto-title you do not have a title element? The # appears when there is no content whatsoever in the title.spinningdoc wrote:I'm puzzled by this. If I untick the 'prompt for title' box in an autotitle flow, is there a way of getting title text into Mellel? Or is the prompt and dialogue box (which I'm not overly keen on) the only way to do it. Selecting and overtyping the has just gets rid of that particular object altogether, as far as I can tell.
And what's with the hashes anyway? Are they just placeholders? Is there anyway of getting rid of them so an autotitle object consists only of the text, not the title?
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Yes, that's exactly the case. I was trying to use the 'don't prompt' tick box as a way of avoiding the dialogue box, but I guess it's for when there is no 'title' element in the Autotitle...