The arbor.js library is described on the arbor.js site as follows. a graph visualization library using web workers and jQuery A TOC is a graph. So let’s see what what we can do with arbor.js and TOCs. Here is how a first attempt turned out. The following is the main page. The first topic displays… Continue reading Fun with Online TOCs!: #2, Revisualizing a TOC with arbor.js
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Fun with Online TOCs!: #1, Draggable HTML5 TOC Panes with jQuery UI
Does jQuery UI draggable work with HTML5 output? https://jqueryui.com/draggable/ It does, at least in the most recent version of the Chrome browser where it was tested. Here is a link to an example or you can try it in the iframe that follows. Go ahead. Click and drag the TOC. Draggable TOC Demo Here is… Continue reading Fun with Online TOCs!: #1, Draggable HTML5 TOC Panes with jQuery UI
Sorting TOCs in a Project
TOC sorting is probably only useful for reference documentation. But please post comments with any use-cases for TOC sorting you can think of. My desire to sort a TOC is threefold. I want to be able to: Flatten a TOC with levels down to one level Sort a flattened TOC in ascending order by the… Continue reading Sorting TOCs in a Project
Flare Topic Titles, Topic Headings, and TOC Labels
If you create Flare topics and TOCs outside of the Flare application, it is a good idea to learn the differences between topic titles, topic headings, and TOC entry labels. In the Flare UI, when you drag a topic from a Content folder to a TOC in the TOC Editor, the topic is added to… Continue reading Flare Topic Titles, Topic Headings, and TOC Labels
Flare TOCs (part 1)
Like topics in a Flare project, Flare TOCs are also XML files. But Flare TOCs are not designed to reflect the structure of HTML. Instead, Flare TOCs establish a hierarchy for topics. This hierarchy may also include other TOCs or the generated output from another system. A Flare TOC which only contains references to topic… Continue reading Flare TOCs (part 1)