This PR changes the links slightly so users don't get redirected and land on a (part of the) page that is relevant to the link text.
For translations, jp and pt are the only two besides en that have a sidebarStructure.js file. The links in those translations also still have meaningful content behind them.
For jp specifically, there is a new version of the docs, but I'm not confident in changing the jp links without understanding the language. For example, maybe the new version of the jp Vue.js docs is of a lower quality. Probably better if this was solved by a language native.
The sidebar on the Project page currently has 5 links (seen above). Clicking any of the first 4 links will redirect you to this Vue.js Docs page:
https://vuejs.org/guide/best-practices/accessibility.html
This PR changes the links slightly so users don't get redirected and land on a (part of the) page that is relevant to the link text.
For translations,
jpandptare the only two besidesenthat have asidebarStructure.jsfile. The links in those translations also still have meaningful content behind them.For
jpspecifically, there is a new version of the docs, but I'm not confident in changing thejplinks without understanding the language. For example, maybe the new version of thejpVue.js docs is of a lower quality. Probably better if this was solved by a language native.