haltu / muuri

Infinite responsive, sortable, filterable and draggable layouts
https://muuri.dev
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Remove the # in the README.md titles #472

Closed adonyssantos closed 3 years ago

adonyssantos commented 3 years ago

The # that are in the README titles aren't necessary. The table of contents continues to function without them.

niklasramo commented 3 years ago

The # are actually used for controlling the urls hash fragment. E.g. if I decide to change the title I don't want the url to to change so that existing urls keep functioning. It's a bit clunky approach, but the best I could come up with the given constraints.

adonyssantos commented 3 years ago

For that you can place an id inside the h2 or you can also create a div or span for this.

<h2><div id="motivation">Motivation</div></h2>