Open fsimonis opened 4 months ago
Today I realized that the GitHub documentation uses folders in there sidebars too.
Each folder has an invisible landing page that lists the content of the folder: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows
Could we create something like this automatically? Would it add any value aside from navigation?
Would it add any value aside from navigation?
Mostly being able to link to a specific section, which is what our overview pages are currently for.
We currently have manual overview pages wherever this makes sense, while the rest of the folders (e.g., basic/advanced configuration) are mostly for keeping the sidebar short. Unless there are SEO reasons, let's not invest any effort here.
Unless there are SEO reasons, let's not invest any effort here.
SEO is the only reason for doing this as it gives the site a structure. Currently the entire doc is a flat hierarchy. Having pages for folders would allow add this hierarchy.
I don't see any user-facing outside of potentially (big asterisk) better search results.
Unless there are SEO reasons, let's not invest any effort here.
SEO is the only reason for doing this as it gives the site a structure. Currently the entire doc is a flat hierarchy. Having pages for folders would allow add this hierarchy.
I don't see any user-facing improvement outside of potentially (big asterisk) better search results.
When generating breadcrumbs for #341, I realized that our Folders don't have a URL assigned to them.
This leads to a missing hierarchy in the breadcrumbs.
Example configuration-xml-reference.html has breadcrumbs
Docs > XML Reference
as there is no url assigned to the "Configuration" Folder. It should really have breadcrumbsDocs > Configuration > XML Reference
.suggestion
Consistently add an
overview_url:
for folders or similar to define such an overview. Then we can use it in the breadcrumb generation.