Ben Kennedy wrote:
Joey deVilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The documentation team has shown me their proposal for what the HTML
docs will look like, and they're pretty good. The proposed design is
built using RoboHelp and has a two-column frame-based design. The left
column is a thin one used for navigation while the much wider right
column contains the content.
Can this not be done using CSS with IFRAMEs and position:fixed so as to
simulate the appearance of frames, but provide the full benefits of
single-page-ness and bookmarkability?
Actually, that's what I'm hoping to get in the end. That will be a
function of whether RoboHelp can generate HTML that way or if there's a
relatively simple way to convert RoboHelp's output to that format
(presumably through some scripting).
Although the number one priority is the documentation's readership --
namely, you -- whatever method we pick has to be more painless for the
documentation department to follow than to not follow, otherwise the
system falls apart.
Thanks for the input, Ben!
-- Joey
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TC/DC (Technical Community Development Coordinator)
"Nerdy Deeds Done Dirt Cheap"
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