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Subject: TOC sidebar, not "floating"
(I apologize for the CSS question, but we are dealing with a complex nesting of "div" elements in the HTML output for DocBook) Thank you for the spot-on suggestions for the Table of Contents in a sidebar which remains (CSS) fixed. I have : div.toc { font-size: 0.7em; color: black; position: fixed; top: 200px; left: 2px; width: 242px; border: 2px grey solid; padding: 4px; height:50%; float: left; overflow: scroll; } div.article { margin-left: 265px;} Using pixels the small text will stay constant regardless of the size of the browser window. -- Since many of the docbook users are very familiar with weblayout, perhaps someone could answer this : I would like the rest of the DocBook "article" (my root element) to "float" around this TOC sidebar. Since the TOC sidebar only takes 50% of the vertical height of the screen, and I have set float: left, I thought the other sections of the article would "fill in" below the TOC as the reader scrolls. However, even if I remove the : div.article { margin-left: 265px;} The main text never comes underneath (ie does not appear to wrap around) the TOC. Cheers, Tristan --- Tristan J. Fiedler Postdoctoral Fellow - Stein Lab Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
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