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I expected "source" to link to some source browser for Cobalt, not the source of its User docs web site. I would up looking for the Rust code implementing Cobalt's _layouts in the code of Cobalt's web site 😕 🙂 .
but the better fix would be to put the link to the source code for Cobalt's user docs web site on that web site, e.g. in its footer. I could file an issue there, but already this is a lot of verbiage for a minor tweak. I'm happy to make the doc PRs if you agree.
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Thanks for the feedback. I've at least made the first edit in 2683198
As for the website, I feel like I see two trends2683198ceee45ca87c41aec77a7221d90f0281e
A link to github that is a link to the project source which we have with the "Contribute" link
A "fork me" link to the website source The standard banner I see would be a bit much. Might be ok to have something more innocuous in the footer. Willing to see a PR porposing an idea.
(Hi, new user, project looks great!) I was confused by this line in the README:
I expected "source" to link to some source browser for Cobalt, not the source of its User docs web site. I would up looking for the Rust code implementing Cobalt's _layouts in the code of Cobalt's web site 😕 🙂 .
One could change the line to verbose
but the better fix would be to put the link to the source code for Cobalt's user docs web site on that web site, e.g. in its footer. I could file an issue there, but already this is a lot of verbiage for a minor tweak. I'm happy to make the doc PRs if you agree.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: