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Condition: Select which kind of condition is applied. Possible options are: Equal to, Not
equal to, Contains, Does not contain, Begins with, Ends with.
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Value: The value used for the conditional check.
For example, you could check whether the value in the data field "Gender" is "Equal To" the
value Mr, in order to show a paragraph or an image applying only to male customers.
Section properties dialogs
Email Section Properties
Properties Tab
The properties for an Email section are minimal and contain the following options:
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Name: Enter the name of the Section in the Email Context. This has no effect on output.
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Subject: Enter a name for the default Subject of any email sent out. This is superseded
by an Email subject script, when it is present (see "Email header settings" on page320).
Includes Tab
This tab defines what other resources are included in the output
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Stylesheets: What CSS stylesheets to use in producing the output. Stylesheets are
loaded in the order shown, and styles in later Stylesheets overwrites earlier ones when
the same selector is used.
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JavaScript (Web and Print only): Which JavaScript resources are included in the HTML
header of the web output.
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Up: Move the selected StyleSheet or JavaScript up in priority.
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Down: Move the selected StyleSheet or JavaScript down in priority.
Print Section Properties
The Section Properties dialog is separated in a few separate tabs depending on the Context in
which it resides:
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