Make <title> element content use split heading content #50
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Do you think we should try to grab the first heading element in the split page, or have a separate attribute, or...? |
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For example I'm not sure we want to give timers-and-user-prompts.html the title "Timers". Maybe we need w-splittitle="Timers and User Prompts" |
hmm yeah I see what you mean. I had been going to say it should just use the content of whatever headings have |
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* Adds an "About this specfication" introduction, like the previous version had. Closes #2780. * Fixes the header logo positioning; the recent introduction of the search box in cfb8b9e made the title spill onto multiple lines, causing the logo to no longer be centered. * Changes the <title> to "HTML Standard, Developer's Edition" to distinguish it better from the full standard. whatwg/wattsi#50 remains open for makign the <title> more useful in general. * Adds the full standard's favicon to the developer's edition too. * Removes the useless Google fonts download, as we ended up deciding to serve Droid Serif ourselves.
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* Adds an "About this specification" introduction, like the previous version had. Closes #2780. * Fixes the header logo positioning; the recent introduction of the search box in cfb8b9e made the title spill onto multiple lines, causing the logo to no longer be centered. * Changes the <title> to "HTML Standard, Developer's Edition" to distinguish it better from the full standard. whatwg/wattsi#50 remains open for making the <title> more useful in general. * Adds the full standard's favicon to the developer's edition too. * Removes the useless Google fonts download, as we ended up deciding to serve Droid Serif ourselves.
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* Adds an "About this specification" introduction, like the previous version had. Closes #2780. * Fixes the header logo positioning; the recent introduction of the search box in cfb8b9e made the title spill onto multiple lines, causing the logo to no longer be centered. * Changes the <title> to "HTML Standard, Developer's Edition" to distinguish it better from the full standard. whatwg/wattsi#50 remains open for making the <title> more useful in general. * Adds the full standard's favicon to the developer's edition too. * Removes the useless Google fonts download, as we ended up deciding to serve Droid Serif ourselves.
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* Adds an "About this specification" introduction, like the previous version had. Closes whatwg#2780. * Fixes the header logo positioning; the recent introduction of the search box in cfb8b9e made the title spill onto multiple lines, causing the logo to no longer be centered. * Changes the <title> to "HTML Standard, Developer's Edition" to distinguish it better from the full standard. whatwg/wattsi#50 remains open for making the <title> more useful in general. * Adds the full standard's favicon to the developer's edition too. * Removes the useless Google fonts download, as we ended up deciding to serve Droid Serif ourselves.
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wattsi currently just copies the
<title>contents from thesourcefile, which means all multipage documents end up with the same title,<title>HTML Standard</title>.Each multipage document should instead have a unique title with HTML Standard appended; e.g.:
<title>Parsing HTML documents — HTML Standard</title><title>Web application APIs — HTML Standard</title>The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: