Dear all, I’m using PIER 2.0 in order to develop a small webpage. After playing around with it for a while many concepts becomes clear. However there still things I’m struggling with. One of these issues are the value links: On a page with some text structured by sections (using “!”) I would like to use something like “+value:toc+” to have a kind of menu in order to refer directly to specific sections in the text. The +value:toc+ exactly fulfills my needs but the rendering looks a bit strange: It creates an unordered list with ordered entries. That means I have a list items beginning with a bullet followed by a number before the heading of section appears… I already tried other constructs such as “children” etc. Can anybody give me an advice how render the “value:toc” without having bullets and numbers at the same. The best solution would be to have neither bullets nor numbers… Many thanks in advance for your help. Best wishes Carl _______________________________________________ Magritte, Pier and Related Tools ... https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki

use and use like this: +value:mytoc|mytoc+ :) 2012/9/20 Gastón Dall' Oglio <gaston.dalloglio(a)gmail.com&gt; > Hello. > > Look at method PRValueLink>>tocIn: and you see that PRTocRenderer is > responsible of it :) Then look at PRTocRenderer>>visitHeader: and you see > that 'toc-number' is rendered. Maybe you can inherited PRTocRenderer > in PRMyTocRenderer and reimplement that you need. > > Finally, made your value version: > > > mytocIn: aContext > <value: 'mytoc' comment: 'Display the table of contents of the current > structure, my version :) .'> > ^ self lookupStructure: aContext structure do: [ :structure | [ :html | > PRMyTocRenderer new > start: structure > in: html painter > on: html ] ] > > > or add a parameter to the existing #tocIn: method: > > > mytocIn: aContext > <value: 'mytoc' comment: 'Display the table of contents of the current > structure, my version :) .'> > ^ self lookupStructure: aContext structure do: [ :structure | [ :html | > (self hasParameter: 'mytoc') > ifTrue: [ > PRMyTocRenderer new > start: structure > in: html painter > on: html ] > ifFalse: [ > PRTocRenderer new > start: structure > in: html painter > on: html ] ] ] > > > and use like this: +value:toc|mytoc+ > > It seems a lot of work to extend Pier classes, but is simple and allows > you to do many things. > > HTH > > 2012/9/20 Carl Hans <han(a)biba.uni-bremen.de&gt; > >> Dear all, >> >> >> >> I’m using PIER 2.0 in order to develop a small webpage. After playing >> around with it for a while many concepts becomes clear. However there still >> things I’m struggling with. >> >> >> >> One of these issues are the value links: On a page with some text >> structured by sections (using “!”) I would like to use something like >> “+value:toc+” to have a kind of menu in order to refer directly to specific >> sections in the text. The +value:toc+ exactly fulfills my needs but the >> rendering looks a bit strange: It creates an unordered list with ordered >> entries. That means I have a list items beginning with a bullet followed by >> a number before the heading of section appears… >> >> >> >> I already tried other constructs such as “children” etc. Can anybody >> give me an advice how render the “value:toc” without having bullets and >> numbers at the same. The best solution would be to have neither bullets nor >> numbers… >> >> >> >> Many thanks in advance for your help. >> >> >> >> Best wishes >> >> >> >> Carl >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Magritte, Pier and Related Tools ... >> https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki >> > >