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Hi everyone! Just wanted to get a general feel on the documentation pages of the new website, is anyone else finding troublesome that the main sections of the documentation are now collapsed? Weren't these sections "less collapsed" or maybe I an hallucinating (i know it's in fashion) ? 

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Wouldn't it just be better to have all of this expanded, in a big chunk of text?  I really feel it makes it hard to use the documentation pages, wouldn't it just make more sense to have submenus under the API variables?

Here's a quick mockup of what I think could be a more pragmatic layout:

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I would add a feature to remember the collapsed/expanded position via a cookie in the browser

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@jploch @diogo  glad you like this haha I know you guys are more or less in charge of design? Hope I'm not coming off as nitpicky, thanks for reading!

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12 hours ago, elabx said:

@jploch @diogo  glad you like this haha I know you guys are more or less in charge of design? Hope I'm not coming off as nitpicky, thanks for reading!

@elabx This is a change Ryan did because he added a bunch of new stuff to the documents. We understand the need to organize the long content in an accordion, so we already discussed a bit how we can improve it. For now, Ryan already added an "Expand all" button and an anchor link to the API reference that you find on the bottom of each page. In my opinion this was already a great improvement 🙂

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I see the changes and also the child subnav! Thanks! I'd still vote to drop the accordion haha, good ol'scroll ftw, but I don't wanna become obnoxious. 

Again, really appreciate the consideration! 

 

 

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