Closed hulk510 closed 11 months ago
I agree with #1, and we would happily take a PR for that.
I’m less certain about #2, as the dashlanePassword
template function is in the section on template functions. I think that there should be more cross-documentation linkage overall (and I have started doing so when it seems appropriate), but I’m not sure that this particular piece would be useful.
thanks for the reply.
oh, sorry I didn't realize there is in template section, and I confirm to exist in the section!
The section had a large amount of accordions open and seemed a bit difficult to notice right away. I thought it would be nice to have this sticky scroll, like the "reference" in the image, with the text changing from section to section.
That would improve things, but it is a part of the documentation template I don’t know anything about (it’s all in mkdocs
).
I see, thank you for sharing. I would like to create an issue if I find a good way to do this in mkdocs again.
Thank you very much.
Thanks for offering to help @hulk510. I've assigned this issue to you.
Please create a PR when you have one. In the meantime, I'll close this issue.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I successfully implemented to apply dashlane passwords using chezmoi, but it took a time to understand. Having more information in the dashlanePassword documentation would have been helpful in saving time.
Describe the solution you'd like
{{ (index (dashlanePassword "filter") 0).password }}
. Firstly I write{{ (index (dashlanePassword "filter") 0).password }}
, and it isn't changed to dashlane password value, I spent a significant amount of time attempting to troubleshoot, and I later realized that the file extension required set to template file. I believe that including some form of guidance or reference to the template page would be beneficial.Describe alternatives you've considered
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