Hi,

While in author view, and editing DocBook documents, setting the tag filtering to "No Tags" does not hide <indexterm> tags. This occurs in 15.1 and 16.1.

Is there a way to hide <indexterm> tags so that they don't interfere with editing the main content?

Your explanation makes a lot of sense, and I'm pretty sure I can make this work now.

Thanks very much, Adrian!

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