Graphics linked from FM reference pages don't display

Question

Before I tell my department that they must edit each of the
hundreds of caution and warning notes in thousands of pages:
Is it true to say that graphics linked from reference page in
FM do not appear in help files?
This is a commonly use style:
Paragraph Designer / Advanced tab / Frame Below Pgf

Answer 1

Matthew Ellison- the baggage file idea was a help. Thanks!
Here is the only way I could get the reference page graphic
to display in a .chm help project.
And note, this method does not use FrameMaker's graphic, this
method re-introduces the same graphic into RoboHelp by including it
in as a background image in a css file.
- In Robohelp Project Manager, I must link to the graphic as
baggage item
- The FrameMaker para tag must be mapped in RoboHelp
(Properties, Style Mappings) to a special css style that includes
the graphic as a background image (see example below).
- The graphic must appear in Project Manager list of images
for the project file for the framemaker chapter.
- And here's the deal killer, in order for the graphic to
appear in the project file for the FM chapter,
I must use the graphic somewhere in the FrameMaker as a
discrete graphic. (It's not enough to just include the graphic in
the folder using windows explorer.)
So each chapter of FrameMaker must include a page displaying
any icons being used in that chapter (can't refer to the reference
page, must be linked to outside file)
Weird.
And there goes another day of my time...
css style definition for paragraph tag with linked icon:
P.note_elect_warn {
background-image: url(electric.png);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: 16px 28px;
height: 100px;
width: 100px;
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 20px;
font-weight: bold;
color: #0033FF;
text-align: center;
PS I do all my stylesheet editing in Dreamweaver, and I don't
have a problem, as long as I:
- Remember to save the css file before I run RoboHelp.
- Allow Dreamweaver file to accept outside edits to the css
file, and reload the css file.
PS 2
In the CSS definition, the background-image must be in the
same folder. In other words, this won't work:
background-image: url(icons/electric.png);
only this:
background-image: url(electric.png);
PS3
A FrameMaker paragraph tag that consists only of autonumber
text will not be picked up for mapping.
You can force RoboHelp to notice the FrameMaker paragraph tag
by typing in a few letters where the tag appears on your FrameMaker
page (which you can later remove, and the style will remain).
For example, if you have a paragraph tag with Autonumber text
that places the word Thanks!, RoboHelp ignores it unless you add
some content to the the paragraph tag on the page, like Thanks!
...for all the fish...
Later, you can remove ...all the fish...