On 03/11/10 14:45, Matthew Flatt wrote:
Oh, right. You can use the 'toc-hidden style on all the sub-parts, but
I don't think there's currently a style on a part to leave out the "on
this page" panel. We could add one, or you could add a bit of CSS to
make "tocviewsublistonly" hidden.
Thanks aga
At Wed, 03 Nov 2010 14:00:52 +, Tim Brown wrote:
> I wasn't appreciating the difference between the full TOC and
> "on this page..." -- so when I provided a 'no-toc style, I didn't
> notice.
>
> Unfortunately, I want to get rid of all the left-margin content --
> both the TOC and "on this page
Matthew, thanks.
I wasn't appreciating the difference between the full TOC and
"on this page..." -- so when I provided a 'no-toc style, I didn't
notice.
Unfortunately, I want to get rid of all the left-margin content --
both the TOC and "on this page". (Leaving me with a simpler HTML
rendering o
Use 'no-toc as a `title' style:
@title[#:style '(no-toc)]{}
If you don't want a title to show up in the HTML, you can hide it:
@title[#:style '(no-toc hidden)]{}
At Wed, 03 Nov 2010 09:49:02 +, Tim Brown wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to 'scribble' a simple HTML document, but w
Hello,
I'm trying to 'scribble' a simple HTML document, but without the TOC
sidebar. Is there a simple way to make the top level part (i.e. my
document have the 'no-toc style)?
I really want to be able to have:
#lang scribble/doc
@(some no-toc magic)
... everything else just as it would be with
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