Applying Profiling Condition Sets
All defined Profiling
Condition Sets are available as shortcuts in the Profiling / Conditional Text toolbar menu. Select a menu entry to
apply the condition set. The filtered content is then grayed-out in the
Author mode and Outline view. An element is filtered-out when one of its
attributes is part of the condition set and its value does not match any of the values covered
by the condition set.
EXAMPLE:
Suppose that you have the following document:


If you apply the following condition set, it means that you want to
filter out the content to only include content profiled with the

expert
value
for the @audience
attribute and content that has the prop1 value for
the @other
attribute.
This is how the document looks in Author mode
after you apply the condition set:

