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A condition tag set is used to hold condition tags you create for your project. Flare provides you with an initial condition tag set, which contains two condition tags (PrintOnly and ScreenOnly) to help get you started. You can create as many additional condition tags as you want for that condition tag set. However, if for some reason you want more condition tag sets to hold even more condition tags, you can easily add them.
A condition tag set file has an .flcts extension and is stored in the Project Organizer under the Conditional Text folder.
How to add a condition tag set file
Select Project>Add ConditionTag Set.
The Add Condition Tag Set dialog opens.
In the Template Folders area, select one of the folders.
The Templates section to the right displays the condition tag set templates contained in the folder you selected. Click here to find out what templates are all about.
Click Add.
The condition tag set is added to the Conditional Text folder in the Project Organizer. The Condition Tag Set Editor opens to the right, with the page for the new condition tag set shown. As with the default condition tag set, Flare provides you with two condition tags (PrintOnly and ScreenOnly) to help get you started.
Note: Condition tags are not supported if you are generating a target using the DITA output type, in the sense that you cannot include or exclude condition tags for that DITA output. Therefore, when you open a DITA target, the options in the Conditional Text tab are disabled. However, DITA-specific condition tag attributes are preserved in Flare when you import from DITA; the DITA attributes are converted to condition tag sets in Flare. In fact, you can create custom condition tag sets in Flare that can be useful when you generate DITA output from Flare. You simply need to make sure that the condition tag sets follow the established DITA naming conventions for those attributes: condition tag sets can be named "audience," "product," "platform," "props," and "otherprops." When you generate the output, the condition tag sets are converted to the appropriate DITA attributes.
Now that you have added a new condition tag set, you can create condition tags for it. See Creating Condition Tags.