Closed Masterjun3 closed 7 months ago
This basically reverts #612 and #613 which where merged but never used for tests afterwards.
This fixes the issue where our TOC could not navigate to headers that collided with these IDs, e.g. https://tasvideos.org/ReverseEngineering#Emulators
In general, we should use HTML IDs very sparingly, because of exactly this feature we want to support. (If we ever want Selenium tests like the two PRs were a preparation for, we should consider just using html classes, which can then be selected.)
This basically reverts #612 and #613 which where merged but never used for tests afterwards.
This fixes the issue where our TOC could not navigate to headers that collided with these IDs, e.g. https://tasvideos.org/ReverseEngineering#Emulators
In general, we should use HTML IDs very sparingly, because of exactly this feature we want to support. (If we ever want Selenium tests like the two PRs were a preparation for, we should consider just using html classes, which can then be selected.)