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Adding files section to the bottom of command pages #338
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As suggested, I've changed the ids to be prefixed with "pkg-". I've also moved out the duplicated code into a template in common.html and used it at pkg.html and cmd.html. |
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Adding files section to the bottom of command pages
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Based on the discussion on #314. Creating this PR so that the files section is visible at the bottom of command pages as well.
Fixes #314