Combination test

Added by Bob Swift, last edited by David Peterson on Nov 05, 2005  (view change)
[ Decks ] [ Default ] [ Heading in Card 1 ] [ Heading in Card 2 ] [ Expanding and contacting content ] [ Another heading ] [ Another heading ]

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  1. Nov 05, 2005

    David Peterson says:

    Heh. It's a Picasso! Some of these will be hard to get around, others can be mi...

    Heh. It's a Picasso!

    Some of these will be hard to get around, others can be mitigated somewhat. Let's have a look:

    1. 'flat' and 'outline' styles not working. This is due to a change in the parameters in the latest version of TOC. I've adjusted the params to the new settings.
    2. Extra black dot on TOC. This one's a bug in the TOC. [Logged]
    3. Ugly expand/contract icon in TOC. Two possibilities here:
      1. Make the icon prettier. This would be a matter of putting 'border=0' on the <img> tag.
      2. Make the icon invisible. This would require putting the TOC inside a CSS-identifiable element (eg 'ul.toc' or something similar), which in turn will require a change in the TOC. Actually, having TOCs in a class of their own is not a bad idea anyway. This is probably my preferred option.
    4. Inaccessible links in TOC to sections in hidden cards. (eg 'Heading in Card 2'). This one will be trickier. Either I change TOC to explicitly ignore headings inside {deck} areas, or I try some JavaScript magic to automatically select the card the heading is in when the TOC item is selected. The latter would definitely be nicer, and would be quite possible to get going, but I'm not sure on performance. I'll see what I can come up with. [Logged]
    5. Heading backgrounds running under floating sections. Not much I know of that can be done here, unless you know some CSS magic I'm not aware of...
    6. Cards covering floating sections. This we can do something about. Again, two options:
      1. Increase the 'z-index' of the floating sections to that they display on top of cards. This would still leave the card border running under the float however.
      2. Make cards 'clear' any floating sections. That is, the whole deck would shift down below the floating section.

    At least the cloak toggle icons sync with the current state of the cloak.