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Highlight destination identifier on in-page navigation #310
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It tries to put the function at the top of the screen, but can't because the page is too short/your browser window is tall. So this only affects things in the bottom-most area as tall as your window. I agree it can be improved though. |
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You're right. It tries to put the function at the top of the screen. That usually works until it doesn't, then I get this very painful confusion because the function is supposed to be at the top of the screen but its not there. That totally destroys my flow. Its not a pleasant experience. The UX should be consistent. This is broken. Highlighting the selected function makes the experience consistent. |
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I think the solution here is to add some javascript to highlight the target identifier on navigation. Should be pretty straightforward. |
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Taking a look at this |
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Submitted a Pull Request #328 |
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ok Thanks. I'm reviewing your pull request now. |
Highlight destination identifier on in-page navigation. #310
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Should this be closed or is there more to do? |
Selecting a function only works on small screens.
Heres what I mean:
When I click on a function.
The godoc page takes me to that function's section. However the function I'm looking for is lost among the other functions.
This can be improved by making the selected function stand out.
