Quickly and easily strip away all document framing, styling, site headers, etc. by appending the string, &no_frill=x, to the page url.
There may be an occasion where you need to display just the body of your document, but the site headers, footers, frames and/or styling are taking up too much precious screen real-estate or are cluttering up a hard copy. For example, you may need your content to be as streamlined as possible to appear in; a content module, a pop up screen on live site's front page, or on another web site entirely. To apply the No Frill parameter:
https://kb.wisc.edu/MyKBSite/page.php?id=12345
&no_frill=x
after the document ID number in the url:https://kb.wisc.edu/MyKBSite/page.php?id=12345&no_frill=x
The appended &no_frill=x
flag that is applied to the original document will automatically be applied to every absolute KB link listed in the original document. There is no need to also hardcode links that reside within your document with the &no_frill=x
flag.
&no_frill=1
which has been highlighted in yellow. There is an absolute link for document 5235 within this test document. As we hover our cursor (which looks like a hand in the image below) over the absolute link, we see that the 5235 link is automatically appended with the &no_frill=1
flag. There is no need to hardcode &no_frill=x
as it persists through the document.Links within a document appended with the &no_frill=2
flag will not persist as it is used for document quick views.
&no_frill=2
which has been highlighted in green. As we hover our cursor (which looks like a hand in the image below) over the absolute link, we see that the 5235 link is NOT automatically appended with the &no_frill=2
flag. All framing, styling, site headers etc. will appear when you click on a link within a document appended with &no_frill=2
Each No Frill parameter omits specific parts of the document. The X in the table below indicates the specific part of the document that is omitted when you append your document url with a specific No Frill parameter.
&no_frill=1 &no_frill=2 &no_frill=3 &no_frill=4 &no_frill=5 &no_frill=6 &no_frill=7 &no_frill=8 &no_frill=9 Site Header X X X X X X X X X Site Footer X X X X X X X X X Topic Breadcrumbs X X X X X X X X X Title X X X X X X Summary X X X X Internal Notes X X X SeeAlso X X X Up X X X Previous X X X Next X X X JavaScript/CSS X X X Document Header X X Document Footer X X Document Info Table X X X X X X X Document Images
This sample document has content entered in the: Document Header, Document Footer, Title, Summary, InternalNote, SeeAlso, Up, Previous, Next fields and also has a CSS script entered into the JavaScript/CSS field that turns the ordered list in the body of the document green. https://kb.wisc.edu/kbGuide/page.php?id=39869
&no_frill=1
&no_frill=2
&no_frill=3
&no_frill=4
&no_frill=5
&no_frill=6
&no_frill=7
&no_frill=8
&no_frill=9
You may embed your KB document into another website using the No Frill Parameter. If you would like your KB document to honor the CSS of the website in which it will be embedded:
https://kb.wisc.edu/kbGuide/page.php?page.php?id=39869&no_frill=3
https://website.in.which.to.embed.kbdoc/common.css
&remote_css=https://website.with.embedded.kb.doc/common.css
Here is what our sample document using No Frill Parameter would look like when appended with the other website's CSS file.
https://kb.wisc.edu/kbGuide/page.php?id=39869&no_frill=6&remote_css=https://website.with.embedded.kb.doc/common.csshttps
, or there may be issues when the document renders.