Le 12 août 2014 à 14:32, Perry Smith <pedz...@gmail.com> a écrit :
> Suppose I want to find "bind" in the spec, I open the spec up and search down > looking for "bind" but I don't hit it in the table of contents. If I did, I > would stop and then hit the link and it would take me to 19.2.3.2. > > The TOC has three levels e.g. it has 19.2.3 but not what is under it and > there is no index that I'm aware of. Curiously, there are 8 hits for "bind" > in the TOC but not the one that I would guess 99% of the users will be > looking for. > > Is there another way to find the definition of "bind" in the spec? Yes… if I > know where its at, I can find it but that what if I don't? > > One way to solve this is to make the TOC contain all of the section numbers > and not just those within a limited depth. > > Perry What you need here, is indeed an index rather than a TOC. Usually, when I am in such a situation you describe, I scan the TOC, in order to find the more plausible section (or sections) where I could find the information I'm searching for. For that purpose, a more detailed TOC is unwanted, because it is already very long as it stands now. —Claude _______________________________________________ es-discuss mailing list es-discuss@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
