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If I send someone a link such as How to configure Cookie HTTP Only and we later add a new option before this one, my link will no longer point to the 'Cookie HTTP Only' section.
What's the resolution?
Should we set these IDs explicitly? For example:
### How to configure {#cookie-name-how-to-configure}
Alternatively, should these not be linkable at all? I think we could manually insert <h3> tags instead:
<h3>How to configure</h3>
If I understand correctly, then they wouldn't be linkable, and they wouldn't appear in the right-hand table-of-contents, which is looking a little cluttered to me:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Page: https://www.pomerium.com/docs/reference/cookies (as one example)
What's incorrect or missing
The auto-generated heading IDs for all the "How to configure" and "Examples" sub-headers are numbered like
-1
,-2
,-3
:If I send someone a link such as How to configure Cookie HTTP Only and we later add a new option before this one, my link will no longer point to the 'Cookie HTTP Only' section.
What's the resolution?
Should we set these IDs explicitly? For example:
(cf. https://docusaurus.io/docs/next/markdown-features/toc#heading-ids)
Alternatively, should these not be linkable at all? I think we could manually insert
<h3>
tags instead:If I understand correctly, then they wouldn't be linkable, and they wouldn't appear in the right-hand table-of-contents, which is looking a little cluttered to me:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: