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Feature Suggestions for Improved Markdown Navigation and UI Enhancements #337
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Hi @rez1coder, thanks for the suggestions. I'll definately add the shareable links to the titles when I get the chance, with limited time ATM though, I'm concentrating on moving the theme to Tailwind v4. Re additional suggestions:
So this was in the theme at some point, and I can't remember why it was removed, but I will take a look again. The
Mostly implemented already. The most recent posts are already filtered to the top (on the home page you can also limit the amount, but I don't find "pinned/featured" posts particularly helpful in the main, and would probably require a schema change.
Not quite sure I follow this, but if you mean something similar to Astro's docs implementation where they have an "Edit page" at the bottom, then I don't think it would work as not all users of this theme are/will-be open source and/or use GitHub as the source.
Yes, this is one I've been trying to get round to doing.
So I thought about this when adding the updated date feature a while back as it takes up some extra space. I decided to keep both as I thought it's better to provide the reader with all the relevant bits of information/context. Also, leaving it to the user to remove, if required, is easier than implementing a toggle. I'll leave this open as a reminder to my future self when I get more time. Thanks again for the support |
I totally agree. That feature is feasible for open-source dev blogs. |
Come to think of it, on mobile UI, a drop-down table of contents at first would be nice. |
I hope you can improve navigation between markdown files. for example, I'm editing
This kink of link is not clickable in vscode. If it's possible to write
and convert the relative file system path into a url path |
Could we make post titles in markdown files clickable for easier sharing? Right now, I have to use the table of contents for this. Adding this feature directly to the title hashtags or the whole title would be more convenient.
I also have a few additional suggestions:
I know your site is intentionally minimal. I haven’t learned Astro yet, but I would’ve implemented some of these myself if I had. What do you think?
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