[dokuwiki] Re: Alternate views/presentations (Re: table of contents)
- From: Myron Turner <turnermm02@xxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 04 Aug 2007 22:48:10 -0500
Jason Keltz wrote:
I wonder if instead of using the standard DokuWiki TOC, if I wrote a
TOC "plugin" that allows you to insert a TOC anywhere in the page
using something like "~~TOC~~". I guess the user would have to
disable the standard toc (through I think ~~NOTOC~~) somewhere in the
page, and then use ~~TOC~~ somewhere (which I don't think is presently
in use). I guess (although I'm not sure since I'm not overly familiar
with the DokuWiki code) would just be a call to whatever function in
DokuWiki is already called to generate a TOC. Now, I could have a
plugin option to enable/disable printing of the TOC. The toc that I
display might be wrapped in some kind of class which indicates whether
the toc would get displayed, or just printed... Chris? Andi? does
this make any sense.
jas.
Why go through all this trouble? You could simply write a bit of php
code that inserts a style sheet into the main page somewhere after the
stylesheets have been loaded:
if ($_GET['toc']) {
echo ' <style media="print" type="text/css">.toc {display:
block;}</style>';
}
Then the user who wants a table of contents could add the toc parameter
to the url:
http:///web_site/wiki/doku.php?id=start&toc=1
I actually played with a few javascript options, severalk of which work
in Firefox, none of them in IE6.
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