The indexterm element

About

The purpose of the indexterm element is to hold the primary, secondary and tertiary indexterm elements.

Creating a new indexterm element

For instructions, see:

Topic: Inserting primary index term

What you can do

You can do the following tasks on the indexterm element:

The tasks you can do depends on your user role.

Hiding the indexterm element

It is possible to hide and unhide inline content, such as single inline words, in a file without applying conditions. The content set to hidden is not visible in the final published publication. Hiding content is useful in cases you need to publish a draft version for someone else, and you do not want to show content that is not ready for others.

For instructions, see:

Topic: Hiding and unhiding inline content

Cutting the indexterm element

It is possible to cut content in a file to the clipboard in different ways. It is possible to:

cut content in an element to the clipboard

or
cut one or several elements (including all their content) to the clipboard.

For instructions, see:

Topic: Cutting content

Copying the indexterm element

It is possible to copy content in the file to the clipboard in different ways. It is possible to:

copy content in an element to the clipboard

or
copy one or several elements (including all their content) to the clipboard.

For instructions, see:

Topic: Copying content

Pasting the indexterm element

It is possible to paste content from the clipboard to the file.

For instructions, see:

Topic: Pasting content