Hello Morgan and Stefanie ,

Hi Anil  I suggest we just use the same positioning/style we have on the front end. 

Hi Stefanie , Kevin

Morgan suggested to put the TOC at the highlighted area in below screen but the highlighted area is outside of the container division. So if we put TOC then the "HTML View" part's width will be decreased. Therefore we need your suggestion.

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Anil could we make it so that either the tags or the TOC is open at one time? If we shifted the the document over depending on which is open, it would work. When the tags are closed it's kind of wasted space anyways. The other thing we could do it have the TOC be a fly-out that overlays the document but I can see that being overly complex. 

I don't know that having the TOC anywhere else will suffice because I'm assuming morgan wants it available to the admin as they edit the document. 

OK Thanks  Stefanie !

Morgan  would that solution work ok for you? We'd have either the tags or TOC open on this screen and then the document would shift to leave space for either? 

Hi Anil and Stefanie ,

Sounds like a good solution to me.

Morgan

Hello Morgan and Stefanie ,

Table of content change is done and uploaded on p3lg. Please check and let us know the feedback.

Looks good to me so far. We might want to switch the icon for the table of contents though. Something like this would be ok https://fontawesome.com/icons/list-ul?style=solid

It would be good to also make sure that the workding and behaviour matches the front end so Tagged Highlights + the count (1 of 20). 

Just so I understand, the table of contents is intended to be used as jump links throughout the document, but none of the documents I'm looking at right now are doing that. I'm asuming that's just because no one has set up the TOC yet? 

Hello Stefanie and Morgan ,

Just so I understand, the table of contents is intended to be used as jump links throughout the document, but none of the documents I'm looking at right now are doing that. I'm asuming that's just because no one has set up the TOC yet? :

TOC links need to set in HTML file using editor so that they can jump to desire location. PDF to HTML converter will do this automatically only when TOC is already set in PDF files.

Hi Anil ,

Yes, the TOC is intended to be used by the editor to jump between different parts of the document. Yes, the HTML files still need to be worked on, and have their TOC's created. We'll do this once we progress to the content uploading phase.

Thanks,

Morgan

Hi Stefanie and Morgan ,

Above suggested changes are uploaded on p3lg. Please check and let us know the feedback.

Hi Stefanie and Anil ,

The new design for the HTML view within the tagging page looks good. However, further to the video below, the following issues need to be addressed:

Thanks,

Morgan

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Hello Morgan and Stefanie ,

Anil  

This page seems to have some serious performance issues not related to the front end development of the page which is impacting the overall performance of any scripts as well.

That said does removing your custom scripts controlling the slideouts have any positive impact on the performance of the slideouts? If so it's possible that your custom script and my custom script are conflicting with each other. I could roll up your custom script into mine so that there is a single function controlling the slideouts rather than two.

However the main issue definitely seems to be the document iframe itself, as removing the iframe makes the page perform perfectly.

Hello Morgan and Stefanie ,

We have improved below issue, please check and let us know the feedback.
 - Ensure that the ToC and Tagging Director open/close smoothly

Hi Anil , it is certainly a huge improvement. It's not perfect, the text stacking and unstacking is still a bit off but it's definitely way better. 

It looks pretty good to me. I think this is good for the time being. We'll see what the feedback is like during the content analysis process, and we can make further adjustments during the post-prototype stages. I'll mark this to-do complete.

Thanks,

Morgan