Right now, there is no way to "go back" and exit the demo without modifying the URL. This will be important once there is the "Drupal core" and "Drupal CMS" demo or multiple instances.
The demo takes over the entire page. This will require running Drupal inside of an iframe. My thought is that the parent window contains a floating action bar that can be collapsed and expanded. This allows "going back" operations like exporting the site. This would position absolute and the iframe would be 100vh for width and height.
Right now, there is no way to "go back" and exit the demo without modifying the URL. This will be important once there is the "Drupal core" and "Drupal CMS" demo or multiple instances.
The demo takes over the entire page. This will require running Drupal inside of an iframe. My thought is that the parent window contains a floating action bar that can be collapsed and expanded. This allows "going back" operations like exporting the site. This would position absolute and the iframe would be
100vhfor width and height.