I'm not sure a decent-sized intro -- as cool as that would be -- will do the trick. It's at best a stopgap solution, unless my understanding of Wiki
formatting (sparse, at best) is way off track.
As more stories are added, won't the TOC grow to match? Therefore, it will at some point exceed the vertical length of the intro (unless the intro is
grown as well, but That Way Lies Madness).
Hrm. Simple enough to solve with a regular webpage, not at all sure how it could be done with Wiki-style pages. Perhaps the TOC box itself could be
two-column? that way it would tend to stay 'short', as it were, and any reasonably sized intro paragraph would work for... well, quite a long time,
really.
Edit to add: I am possibly smoking crack, as the above glurge might suggest. I for some harebrained reason assumed the TOC was showing each entry, rather than
each section header.
So, yeah. Never mind most of what I said. An intro paragraph would work beautifully.
--sofaspud
--"Listening to your kid is the audio equivalent of a Salvador Dali painting, Spud." --OpMegs
formatting (sparse, at best) is way off track.
As more stories are added, won't the TOC grow to match? Therefore, it will at some point exceed the vertical length of the intro (unless the intro is
grown as well, but That Way Lies Madness).
Hrm. Simple enough to solve with a regular webpage, not at all sure how it could be done with Wiki-style pages. Perhaps the TOC box itself could be
two-column? that way it would tend to stay 'short', as it were, and any reasonably sized intro paragraph would work for... well, quite a long time,
really.
Edit to add: I am possibly smoking crack, as the above glurge might suggest. I for some harebrained reason assumed the TOC was showing each entry, rather than
each section header.
So, yeah. Never mind most of what I said. An intro paragraph would work beautifully.
--sofaspud
--"Listening to your kid is the audio equivalent of a Salvador Dali painting, Spud." --OpMegs