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		Thoreandan on March 21, 2017 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Beautiful Online SICP Does anyone know of a better way to navigate the document structure here? I see this on the GNU website and in the HTML versions of their manuals, so am assuming it's from a design choice made there ... Making the empty side margins Clickable to indicate "next page" / "continue" or binding the arrow keys, or spacebar-if-scrolled-to-bottom would make this much more tolerable to navigate, I surmise that the emacs / info readers must have more usable controls. Are there nav controls I'm missing?

ldjb on March 22, 2017 [–]

There are access keys set that are supposed to work as follows:

  t: top of page
  b: bottom of page
  n: next page
  p: previous page
  u: up one level
  c: table of contents

Unfortunately, they seem to be a bit iffy (partly because some of them are set on multiple elements).

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