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Articles by Jay Slagle

Jay Slagle is an independent consultant and certified MadCap Software Advanced Developer who is passionate about using CSS to enhance the power of MadCap Flare. After discovering MadCap Software tools over a decade ago while working as a technical writer in Seattle, he has designed and implemented Flare projects for clients in government, law, education, healthcare, and technology. When he’s not occupied with all things Flare, Jay writes fiction under the pen name JB Strand.

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Tips for Sizing Text in MadCap Flare

Posted by Jay Slagle

October 27, 2022

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Installing Fonts for Use with MadCap Flare

Posted by Jay Slagle

October 21, 2022

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Adding Custom Fonts to MadCap Flare HTML5 Outputs

Posted by Jay Slagle

October 13, 2022

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Managing Fonts in MadCap Flare

Posted by Jay Slagle

October 7, 2022

Why Image Effects Are Handled Better with CSS

Why Image Effects Are Handled Better with CSS

Posted by Jay Slagle

September 7, 2021

Creating Multi-Paragraph Notes with CSS

Creating Multi-Paragraph Notes with CSS

Posted by Jay Slagle

March 29, 2021

Single-Paragraph Note Styles with CSS

Single-Paragraph Note Styles with CSS

Posted by Jay Slagle

March 1, 2021

Simple CSS Tricks and Tips

Simple CSS Tricks and Tips

Posted by Jay Slagle

February 1, 2021

Wrangle Tables with CSS Complex Selectors

Wrangle Tables with CSS Complex Selectors

Posted by Jay Slagle

January 11, 2021

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