Closed dstillman closed 8 years ago
This is now live. (Might require a force-reload if you've visited recently.)
Thanks.
Would a link icon (e.g. https://octicons.github.com/icon/link/, which GitHub uses when hovering over anchored headers, e.g. https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#guide-to-submitting-csl-styles-and-csl-locales) be any clearer than "Link"?
I also felt a slight shudder because hovering over a "Link" link doesn't show the target URL (like any regular link does in Chrome). Would it be possible to add a "href" attribute to them? That would also make it possible to go use the browser's back button to deselect a style.
Yeah, I agree on both.
Great. ("Link" is a bit confusing, since the left-most installation/download URLs also look like regular links, so I assume users would be confused on how the two differ; an icon would convey better that the "Link" URL is more of an anchor/direct link)
With the former triggering
?q=id:apa
.Follow-up to #11