how-to just fold/unfold the t.o.c. so prevent it didn't flow off when on e.g. phone screens? about clojure-cookbook HOT 8 CLOSED

Can you let me know which platform and version of the book you're working with?

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Hi, Thanks for your reply.
I go on Fedora 21 and the book version is the currently available here this site at.

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Sorry, I meant to ask: are you reading the book via this repository at the source level, generating a pdf/epub/mobi from the repository, or via an official O'Reilly version?

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Ah. Ok. I got generated a standalone html file from this repository.

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I'm not sure then what to do. It may be possible to influence the styling of the generated HTML, but I can't say I have any experience on how to make that happen.

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Hey!, yep. Well, I though there was a known way of sort out my question. So, that said I started to, yeap, adjust the css style section in the html file though, basically by trial and error. Now i got it readable, bd.
I include those adds or changes here just in case is of help for someone else:

/* line 540 (approx). WARNING please take the line number as reference, only. 
/* It may be different in your asciidoc output.
/* giving a proportional width feature to the t.o.c block makes it to get 
/* reduced if the the screen push for it.

@media screen {
  body {
    (...)
    margin-left: 20%;
  }

/* lines 555, 556 keep the above feature synchronized at the t.o.c. div
#toc {
(...)
float: left;
width: 20%;
}

/* line 71. Once defined a new margin to sidebarblock the content section get 
/* affected with a negative margin, changing this line correct that. 

div.sectionbody {
  margin-left: 25px;
}

/* lines 771 (and 779). Same issue regarding a negative margin when at 
/* `div` Title and Preface. But the only way I found to correct it is by doing an
/* inline alignment as show below:

<h1><p align="center">Clojure Cookbook</p></h1>

/* line 779
<h2 id="_preface"><p align="center">Preface</p></h2>

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Cool. Do you consider this resolved for you, then?

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Yeap, in a great deal yeap (though, I find the same issue, a negative margin at all h2 subtitles (which could get fixed by applying a h2 global rule but not sure if by doing this we also get undesired effects at all other else entities associated to the h2 tag) though not a big problem if left as such).

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