Wikipedia - Expandable Table of Contents

Added by luckymouse@userstyles, Created: Nov 23, 2010, Updated: Jan 20, 2014

Style A or Style B?

Description:

This style can minimize the Table of Contents in two ways:

Style A: Affixes the Table of Contents to the top-left corner, represented by a small icon. It stays there as you scroll. Hover over the icon and the ToC will appear.

Style B: A long, thin bar will be placed at the left side. When hovered, it will expand to show the ToC - an expandable sidebar. Height is set at 93% so that the status panel pop-up won't interfere. If you're using Status-4-Evar, you can safely set the height to 100%.

Warning: These styles don't display well with horizontally oriented Table of Contents, usually seen at list pages.

More info

expandable sidebar static fixed float floating sticky menu table contents

Similar style at http://freestyler.ws/style/50615/wiki-toc-icon
Similar style at http://freestyler.ws/style/17816/wikipedia-table-of-content

2013-07-24

I've encountered a variant ToC that looks the same, but uses a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipse instead of a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agroforestry element. I've updated the style to attain a consistent design between the two.

2013-04-30

Modified Style A to have scrollbars when content overflows too.

2013-04-28

Made table elements (tbody,tr,td) of ToC display block.
Changed width of ToC to 36%, minimum width set to 360px.

2013-04-16

Changed style name to something more obvious (Fixed -> Expandable).

2013-04-05

Styled scrollbars for both Firefox and Chrome (Gecko and WebKit)

2012-04-03

Combine .toc with #toc due to duplicate ID found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiplexer article. There may be other pages like that...

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wikipedia.org

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