{{{#!wiki
## The {{{#!wiki block is purely to prevent the title above from appearing in the table of contents
<<Include(SeeSawExamples/Menu)>>

== Example 9 - Using SeeSaw with a non-SeeSaw section ==
}}}


<<SeeSaw("table-of-contents", toshow="<<Show>> Contents", tohide=Hide, show=true, seesaw=false)>>
<<TableOfContents>>
= One =
== Two ==
=== Three ===


## While this example does work at versions earlier than 1.8, the CSS applying to tables of contents
## also affects the SeeSaw link, so the intended appearance can not be achieved without some tweaking
## of the CSS. Alternatively, with the introduction of multiple sections, the call can be expressed as
## <<SeeSaw("dummy %table-of-contents", ...)>>, which avoids 'table-of-contents' being attached to the
## link as a class. It is assumed that no sections identified by 'dummy' will be created. 
