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FrontPage How To

Volume 2 - Issue 2 - November 2004

Using the Table of Contents Web Component
By David Pfeiffer of FrontLook.com

The Table of Contents (TOC) component in FrontPage can be very useful in helping viewer in finding information on your web site. Its very easy to insert a TOC component, just bring up a page, place your cursor on the page and select the "Insert->Web Components..." menu item. Then select the "Table of Contents" from the "Component type" list as illustrated below.


Web Components dialog

The "Insert Web Component" dialog will appear. Select "For this web site" item and press the "Finish" button. The TOC Properties dialog will appear.


Table of Contents Properties dialog

Select the starting point for the TOC (your default page will be selected by default). Usually the web sites main home page is the starting point, although you might want to generate a TOC for a specific section of the web. Set the rest of controls as illustrated above and press the OK button.


Table of Contents Component on the page

You will note that the TOC does not appear in FrontPage Normal/Design or Preview mode (see illustration above), the page must be previewed in the browser to see the TOC listing as illustrated below:


Table of Contents Component in browser

Inside Tip: Why can't I control the Font Size?
You will note that the font size for the TOC is not adjustable by the normal select and set the font-size methods. The font, font size and style is typically set by the FrontPage theme that is applied to the page. You can manually override the font size of the TOC component by adding some style sheet code to the head tag as illustrated below:

<head>
...

<style>
a:link { font-size: 12px; }
a:active { font-size: 12px; }
a:visited { font-size: 12px; }
a:hover {font-size: 12px; color: #FF0000; }
</style>

...
</head>

Note: this style code should be inserted somewhere between the <head> and </head> tags as illustrated above. The style code above also contains a red link rollover command.


Table of Contents Component in browser after styles applied

Now you can control the size of the font, although not the size of the header font.

Can I control what pages are part of the TOC?
Good question, this issues is resolved in the next tip on the "TOC based on categories" component.

And That's it

 

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