Having started using HMv7 in earnest, I demonstrated to my developer colleagues the various options they could incorporate our PPv3 skinned help directly into our products own web pages; i.e. field popups, topic popups, embedded help.
However, their request is to be able to have a method for a help link for a particular page to be able to display that page in an iframe without any of the additional help navigation components. That is, no navigation pane, no previous/next topic icons, no breadcrumb trail. Yet, at the same time, still be able to call it as a standard full help system when required.
Experimenting with one of the non-PP skins, I've been able to do exactly that (using some extra javascript that triggers off the presence of ?toc=0 in the URL called and sets the style of the various help navigation components to 'none').
The developers are happy with that as an option, but I'm not as it means that users of the full help lose the other very nice usability features of the responsive PP skin. However, attempting do the customize the PP responsive skin behaviour has (no surprisingly) defeated me. I can get the page to almost appear as required, but the responsive elements in your own scripts re-position the page text if the window is resized, and even if I get that conquered, passing in a variable to trigger my customer script has eluded me also.
Now the begging part: In an ideal word, it would be great to have a script similar to 'hmEmbeddedPopups.js' that can be passed the target help page name and a target (traditional frame name, iframe name, new window) into which it should insert the resultant standalone page. i.e. very much like the topic level popup but placing the HTML into a frame rather than pop-up window.