Samuel Wales <samolog...@gmail.com> writes: > works great. thank you for even thinking about such things.
Thanks, good to know! Tbh, I probably wouldn't have thought about it if Ihor and Bastien hadn't brought it up as an unresolved issue when I came in. > i would say that the toc has unexpected behavior as follows. i > didn't notice the toc at first, but when looking for it, i found it, > and i hovered and it popped up, and i scroll to see what is in it, and > then if i scroll too much, it disappears. There are actually two behaviors (in both versions, I haven't changed it): - The TOC expands on hover (as you say, scrolling is fragile) - The TOC expands on click and *stays* expanded until clicked again to collapse it, so scrolling after clicking works fine. After it's clicked, it no longer expands on hover. I think this is pretty useful and elegant; the hover behavior alerts the reader that the TOC can be expanded and gives a quick glimpse, the on-click behavior gives more control. My nitpick would be that the user ought to get a hint that the on-click option exists. > idk the fix, but > i'd be ok with a plain text inline toc that you have to scroll past to > get to the text, but then again i am a fan of simplicity and plain > text, which is just me... oh, hmm, actually plain text is a key > selling point of this whole active markup language thing :) It's still plain (HTML) text, we're just doing dynamic things with the presentation :) Several people have expressed a similar preference; I think I'll gather up my thoughts in a reply to Rudolf's comment in this thread. Yours, Christian
