> On 1/9/22 09:47, Eli Zaretskii wrote: > > > For example, the Keys chapter in the Emacs manual would still be in the > > > file Keys.html, and you can still browse to > > > "https://whatever/emacs/Keys.html";. > > > However, the "perma-link" would be "https://whatever/emacs#Keys";, and that > > > is what would show in the location bar. Currently, 'Keys" is a section, > > > but the perma-link would remain "emacs#Keys" regardless of whether > > > it is changed to a chapter or subsection, or of the splitting mode. > > > Even if the section is renamed, "emacs#Keys" would work as long as > > > an @anchor with the old name is added. > > > > I'm not sure I understand what will happen with @anchor's. > > The emacs manual contains @anchor{Outline Search} in text.texi. > This generates the URL "Outline-Visibility.html#Outline-Search". > This would still work, but so would "emacs#Outline-Search" and > the latter would be the preferred ("perma-link") URL.
It can't be, I'm afraid as we are not going to demand that users use JavaScript in their browsers to access web documentation.
