Thanks for the code links. I didn't work on the positioning yet, but
your samples will help. I did take a quick look, and the current
absolute positioning is complicated here because the position of the TOC
is dynamic based on the parameter'ed width. I'm not sure fixed
positioning will be pos
> I can't find anything in the code that isn't supposed to work with the
> latest jQuery version.
> I guess its easier to rewrite that: Use fixed positioning for the
> toc-element (with expressions for IE<7) and the rest can be written
> with no more then 10 lines.
I'm primarily interested in the
On 15/04/2007, at 6:39 AM, DaveG wrote:
Does anyone have any insight into what happened, or alternatively is
there an alternate TOC plugin somewhere?
I made a contentMenu plugin that does something very similar to this
from what I can tell. Here is the basic code - sorry, no demo page or
d
DaveG schrieb:
The TOC plugin listed on the plugins page seems not to work correctly
with the latest version of jQuery. It shows only the first occurrence
of the first heading level.
Does anyone have any insight into what happened, or alternatively is
there an alternate TOC plugin somewhere?
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