Jonathan Turkanis wrote:
The pages mentioned (e.g. www.lyx.org) use some form of server-side processing like PHP scripts to add the ToC information on the fly. This is not possible for off-line documents. There are, however, several possible ways around this:
I'm not sure of the relevance of the server side scripts. Do you mean that they have the freedom to tailor content to browser capabilities,
Yes. (Although the pages are off line tonight. Machine maintenance.)
or that they avoid doc-bloat by keeping just one copy of the table of contents?
No, the html is generated dynamically, adding header and footer code to the main content that is stored in the .php file. The header includes the generated toc.
Either way, since boost docs have to be viewable offline, the only workable solution is frames, as I think you agree.
Fair enough. Angus