This is an example of an inline document

It's designed to allow people to explore in an offline mode - especially if we wanted to allow users to explore benefits mapping as a blog post, without signing up to the "full" tool.

Here is another one.

This approach can be used more for the "learning a technique" type of guide.

To support this we would provide lots of controls here, for example removing access to the menu bar, or keeping the user in read-only mode.

We also want to only bother loading everything when the document is needed, so we wait for the user to activate the document before starting.

Testing default layer selection

This document has multiple layers. By default it will open with the first layer (layer1) active. The second example below uses data-layer="layer2" to start with the second layer active instead.

Same document but with layer2 specified as the default:

It's currently using the same document, so shouldn't do anything different - but eventually we'll have different examples and probably place this all on our website.