I could, but the drawback is that on every update of the plugin I would have to do this again. In addition, it forces me to use the same width on every project.
You Can always hack the site.jsl, that is in the maven-xdoc-plugin/plugin-resources
line 157 is what you would be interested in: <td id="leftcol" width="20%">
-----Original Message----- From: Dolf Starreveld [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 4:41 PM To: Maven Users List Subject: How to change width of nav column? (xdoc)
I don't quite like the width of the nav column as generated by default in the site docs. I know about navigation.xml (in fact I use it), but don't know what I can do there, or elsewhere, to modify it. Things I have tried or thought about:
- Look for a maven.ui property that can do this. Not available it appears - Look for a maven.ui property that allows me to define a background image (for which I would the use a spacer image). Not found - Override maven.css. Copied it to xdocs/stylesheets and modified it to add a width property. Problem is that the @variable are not being expanded this way. The plugin just copies these files, whereas the ones from the plugin resources directory are subject to token substitution. I don't like the approach anyway because it forces me to copy the whole maven.css, making me loose future updates
Ideas anybody?
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