Choose what markup is displayed using the Markup Editor
Applying a filter and/or a search to the Markup Editor will determine what type of markup is selected when navigating through markup. Most of the filter parameters can be used in conjunction with each other to build a search query. To apply a filter or search click on the filter icon from the toolbar.
The first dropdown allows you to choose whether to navigate to only fields, only spans or all markup. This selection will be used in combination with other filter/search settings. Select the appropriate option.
The next option allows you to choose whether to display:
This option is sensitive to the selection from the Markup dropdown. For example if "Spans only" is selected from the Markup dropdown menu and "Only markup with errors" is selected, the Markup Editor will only navigate to spans that have errors. This option cannot be used in conjunction with the Keyword and Variable parameters below.
The Keyword field allows you to perform a free text search across the markup. This option is sensitive to the selection from the Markup dropdown. For example if "Fields only" was selected from the Markup dropdown menu and the text "NDA" is entered, the Markup Editor will only navigate to fields that contain the text "NDA".
The Variable dropdown menu allows you to search for markup that contains the selected variable. This option is sensitive to the selection from the Markup dropdown. For example if "Fields only" was selected from the Markup dropdown menu and the variable "NDAPurposeOther" is selected, the Markup Editor will only navigate to fields that contain the variable "NDAPurposeOther". When a variable is selected, the navigation order of the markup can be set by choosing whether the navigation starts with the most constrained occurrence of a variable or least constrained occurrence of a variable by selecting the appropriate option.
Choosing "Most constrained" will navigate to the occurrence of the variable that has the most relevance conditions. Using the right navigation button, this will navigate to the next occurrence of the variable that has the next most relevance conditions until it navigates to the last occurrence of the variable that has the least relevance conditions.
Similarly, the "Least constrained" option will navigate to the next occurrence of the variable that has the least relevance conditions.
Click on the Filter icon to remove all search and filtering.