index and larger TOC in sample article

[davidfarmer]

It is hard to find things you know are in the sample article. It would help if the index were activated, and until the index is comprehensive, have the TOC include subsections.

[rbeezer]

Index is activated. Not comprehensive. Now easier to find. Have a peek.

http://mathbook.pugetsound.edu/examples/sample-article/html/backmatter.html#index-part-1

Note: sidebar ToC is 2-deep, content is chunked 1-deep. Click on a secondary ToC bar, you get a page that is a section, and all 2-deep links get highlighted.

Thanks, Rob

[davidfarmer]

I guess the javascript that is supposed to highlight just the section you are on, has become broken. (Or the markup is not what the javascript expects).

On Mon, 31 Oct 2016, Rob Beezer wrote:

Index is activated. Not comprehensive. Now easier to find. Have a peek.

http://mathbook.pugetsound.edu/examples/sample-article/html/backmatter.html#index-part-1

Note: sidebar ToC is 2-deep, content is chunked 1-deep. Click on a secondary ToC bar, you get a page that is a section, and all 2-deep links get highlighted.

Thanks, Rob

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[rbeezer]

I'm guessing the Javascript is "seeing" all those targets on the currently open page and so highlighting them.

So not newly broken, just an unanticipated use case?

On 11/01/2016 03:16 AM, davidfarmer wrote:

I guess the javascript that is supposed to highlight just the section you are on, has become broken. (Or the markup is not what the javascript expects).

On Mon, 31 Oct 2016, Rob Beezer wrote:

Index is activated. Not comprehensive. Now easier to find. Have a peek.

http://mathbook.pugetsound.edu/examples/sample-article/html/backmatter.html#index-part-1

Note: sidebar ToC is 2-deep, content is chunked 1-deep. Click on a secondary ToC bar, you get a page that is a section, and all 2-deep links get highlighted.

Thanks, Rob

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[davidfarmer]

Now I am guessing it is the markup. Scroll up and down this page and you will see one seciton highlighted, which changes as you move:

http://sl2x.aimath.org/development/collectedworks/htmlpaper/0711.0718/section3.html

I need a break from CSS/layout, and I am guessing you have higher priorities, so I'll make an MBX issue to be dealt with later.

On Tue, 1 Nov 2016, Rob Beezer wrote:

I'm guessing the Javascript is "seeing" all those targets on the currently open page and so highlighting them.

So not newly broken, just an unanticipated use case?

On 11/01/2016 03:16 AM, davidfarmer wrote:

I guess the javascript that is supposed to highlight just the section you are on, has become broken. (Or the markup is not what the javascript expects).

On Mon, 31 Oct 2016, Rob Beezer wrote:

Index is activated. Not comprehensive. Now easier to find. Have a peek.

http://mathbook.pugetsound.edu/examples/sample-article/html/backmatter.html#index-part-1

Note: sidebar ToC is 2-deep, content is chunked 1-deep. Click on a secondary ToC bar, you get a page that is a section, and all 2-deep links get highlighted.

Thanks, Rob

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