I'd be very interested. We use frames to make the TOC visible, but a
number of customers have complained about the our use of frames.
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From: Aaron Larson [mailto:]
Sent: Saturday, December 05, 2009 7:44 PM
To: Tom Dobbs
Cc:
Subject: Re: [docbook-apps] Frames like HTML view of TOC and document
>>>>> "TD" == Tom Dobbs <> writes:
TD> I probably do the inelegant thing quite often with my solution,
TD> especially for the DocBook end of things, but here's what I do:
What you proposed is pretty close to what I had tried. In fact I even
used Jim's mktree library. I couldn't find step by step instructions
to make a CSS paned docbook view work. Sounds like there is some
interest in a solution like what we're discussing, so I'm willing to
put something on the wiki once I get it working. Your comments filled
in several missing points (e.g., toc.list.type ul). I'll post a
pointer once I've got something up and running. A review would be
most appreciated.
FWIW, I generate a single document.
TD> jQuery has several plugins that give you resizable handles you can
TD> attach to any page element.
If you have a CSS pane resizer, would you be willing to share it?
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