> No, something more like this structure on the web: > > [TOC.html] ___ ... > | \ \___ ... > V V V ... > [ch1]<-->[ch2]<-->[ch3]<--> ... <-->[chN] > > But instead of presenting the TOC first, I wanted to see > Chapter 1. For whatever reason.... > > Currently, assuming to make it display ch1 first, I'd have to start > spidering from ch1.html with a link depth of N-1.
And none of the chapters have links back to the TOC? (If they do, then you can start spidering at chapter 1, and go 2 links deep. If they don't then you don't really want the TOC page anyways, because there's no way to get to it, and so setting your link depth to 1 billion with appropriately restrictive includes should be just fine.) > As I've said before, I don't have a need for this feature, but I can > understand why someone might want it. I understand that people might think they want it, but I don't think that it actually adds any functionality, and it can easily lead to pages that aren't linked to from the start page being included in the PDB, which is a bad thing. Later, Blake. _______________________________________________ plucker-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-list
