CAMEL-15337: Add TOC to static content#459
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Based on work by @AemieJ in apache#446 this simplifies the implementation by relying on the implementation already provided by Antora. The main issue with reusing the Antora implementation was that the markup of rendered Asciidoc contains `<div class="sect?">` elements around the chapters. Hugo rendered, static, content does not have this, so the logic for the _on this page_ functionality needed to be adjusted slightly because of this.
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@AemieJ can you have a look at this? |
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@zregvart I didn't see that the Hugo missed that section. This is a much easier implementation and it works perfectly. |
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Based on work by @AemieJ in #446 this simplifies the implementation by
relying on the implementation already provided by Antora.
The main issue with reusing the Antora implementation was that the
markup of rendered Asciidoc contains
<div class="sect?">elementsaround the chapters. Hugo rendered, static, content does not have this,
so the logic for the on this page functionality needed to be adjusted
slightly because of this.