Hello, Yet Another Dirty Question: my next requirement is "outlines". I really don't know if such a thing is possible in ConTeXt (or in TeX) though.
By outline I mean a text (usually a list) which contains subtext that can be expanded and contracted: 1. item one 2. item two 3. item three || || \/ 1. item one This is item one expanded 2. item two This is item two expanded 3. item three This is item three expanded When I ask for outlines in ConTeXt of course I ask for *interactive* outlines: you click on one item, and the expansion show; you click again on it, and they roll up again. Something like help screens, but without hiding the current page. Such a thing ought to be used together with "elastic" page length (a page is longer when items are expanded). The only way I could think of to achieve a similar behavior is by typesetting the text repeatedly, expanding the various items, and then creating appropriate links. This is extremely long, slow, inefficient (unless objects are *heavily* reused), creates very big documents and provides just an "emulation". So the question is: is there any (probably JavaScript) way to implement "real" outlines? -- Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta
