I used to use no-frames Codo views in my project's documentation, but decided to embrace your new defaults. I've got one problem with that. When I want to link to specific class documentation I can only link to the no-frames html file. This makes my documentation work in two modes depending on where the guest is coming from. I would like a way of referencing files inside the frame view.
I can still link people directly to the doc/extra/README.md.html no-frames version of my index or to no-frames class html files doc/class/Snapshot.html.
I can link people to the index.html frame-enabled version of my index, but I cannot link them to a frame-enabled class description.
One way to fix this would be to allow links like index.html#class/Snapshot.html. This requires JavaScript to detect anchor ID on first page load and also updating top frame URL on each navigation.
I used to use no-frames Codo views in my project's documentation, but decided to embrace your new defaults. I've got one problem with that. When I want to link to specific class documentation I can only link to the no-frames html file. This makes my documentation work in two modes depending on where the guest is coming from. I would like a way of referencing files inside the frame view.
I can still link people directly to the
doc/extra/README.md.htmlno-frames version of my index or to no-frames class html filesdoc/class/Snapshot.html.I can link people to the
index.htmlframe-enabled version of my index, but I cannot link them to a frame-enabled class description.One way to fix this would be to allow links like
index.html#class/Snapshot.html. This requires JavaScript to detect anchor ID on first page load and also updating top frame URL on each navigation.