Enhancement: Display full table of contents if the index page is full markdown

[abelnation]

When you use the default of README.md as your index page, the entire code section (the majority of the page) is empty. Would be great to fill that space with something useful like the TOC

[sjorek]

Opening the TOC in such a case makes no sense to me, if you also take the single-column-mode (very narrow window-width) into consideration.

My current solution is a customized behavior to which allows you to switch between the (in groc already available) two- and single-column layouts, and to define the initial layout:

• (a) https://github.com/sjorek/groc/tree/feature-collapsible-columns/
  • adds a toogle to the menu (to switch between both layout-modes). stores the state in a cookie.
• (b) https://github.com/sjorek/groc/
  • contains the branch from above and some more patches …

There is a comparable issue open (as far as I remember). I'll search and link the other issue here …

[abelnation]

Gotcha, yeah i see. Could be nice to be able to specify the layout in the
source file somewhere. Otherwise makes sense. Didn't realize the layout
was already in the codebase for the narrow-width case.

On Sun, Dec 8, 2013 at 5:37 AM, Stephan Jorek notifications@github.comwrote:

Opening the TOC in such a case makes no sense to me, if you also take the
single-column-mode (very narrow window-width) into consideration.

My current solution is a customized behavior to which allows you to switch
between the (in groc already available) two- and single-column layouts, and
to define the initial layout:

• (a) https://github.com/sjorek/groc/tree/feature-collapsible-columns/
  • adds a toogle to the menu (to switch between both layout-modes).
    stores the state in a cookie.
    • (b) https://github.com/sjorek/groc/
  • contains the branch from above and some more patches …

There is a comparable issue open (as far as I remember). I'll search and
link the other issue here …

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