On 1/9/22 11:01, Gavin Smith wrote:
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.
No, but I think it is reasonable that people who won't use JavaScript
get a clunkier user interface.
Navigating within a manual is not a problem and would not change.
I'm not proposing changing very much in the generated html:
Just adding some extra information to the ToC, plus an *option* to have the
URL display in the location bar display as "emacs#Keys" (when JavaScript is
enabled).
The issue is what should happen that if someone types or clicks
on a link to "emacs#Keys", doesn't have JavaScript, and Keys is in
a separate Keys.html file. In that case, I think it is OK if the fragment #Keys
takes them some place on the page (probably in the ToC) such that a click will
take them to the correct file and location.
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--Per Bothner
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