frontpage 2003 show/hide regions of the page

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Erica

hi! i have a small book i'm writing in fp2003. it is very small. each
chapter has about 10 pages (printed) and at the top of each page is a
hyperlink to about 10 bookmarks that makes each chapter break into about 10
sections (one printed page each).

my question is: is there a way to get fp2003 to hide the remaining page when
you hyperlink to one of the bookmarks (so you only see 'one page' at a time)
rather than seeing the scroll bar for all 10 pages worth of content?

or do i need to break each section into its own html page to accomplish that
and have the hyperlinks point to a separate 'one page' html file?

thx!
 
my question is: is there a way to get fp2003 to hide the remaining page
when you hyperlink to one of the bookmarks (so you only see 'one page' at
a time) rather than seeing the scroll bar for all 10 pages worth of
content?
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There would be, but I can't see any real advantage to doing it. The page
would still behave as if it contained all of the content.

Anyhow, there is a CSS style -

display:none

that will effectively remove content from the visible, rendered page. So,
you could have a custom javascript applied to each bookmark that simply
switches class on all of the section's containers from one that specifies
display:block, to one that specifies display:none, except for the one you
want to show, which would be switched from display:none to display:block.

Of course, this would require either a custom javascript function, or some
direct manipulation of the DOM via javascript.
 
thanks.... i'm prepared to have the custom java script written....
unles...
is there another approach or method that is more user-friendly (w/o
customization) or is breaking into separate html docs the smoothest way to
go on this?

thanks.
 
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