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From: Clay Leeds <cleeds@medata.com>
Subject: Re: [RT] Right side navigation
Date: Sun, 1 Aug 2004 20:55:27 -0700
To: dev@forrest.apache.org

On Aug 1, 2004, at 4:30 PM, Ross Gardler wrote:
> Clay Leeds wrote:
>> Isn't that essentially what happens in the 'document2pdf' (don't 
>> recall  the exact name) stream? For the PDFs that are generated, all 
>> navigation  (and 'page' headers) are removed. Could that be leveraged 
>> to give you  the results you're looking for?
>
> Yes, but I need HTML without the navigation. I am generating Content 
> Packages for inclusion into Virtual Learning Environments, these 
> environments provide their own navigation etc. You may ask why I need 
> Forrest at all - well I generate many different formats of the site 
> and that is the strength of Forrest.
>
> My solution of extending the skinconf.xml to move or hide navigation 
> works well, but it would be good to see it extended even further as 
> per Nicola Kens RT.
>
> Ross

I'd be interested in seeing an example of what you're doing. In 
addition to helping me understand what your hoping to create, I suspect 
it may be useful to others (myself included) as a potential output 
target, as well.

Web Maestro Clay