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x/tools/present: support sub-section headings #6846
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Owner changed to @adg. |
If 'sub section' was meant to be a different section, then at least it should start on a new page, shouldn't it? Either ways, it appears either wrong or confusing to me. p.s. am doing a short video for the community on how to create these slides, so thought I'll report things that I didn't understand. |
https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/tools/present says that subsections are possible. Maybe this should be removed, at least for the time being. |
Hi @adg , I get started to use cmd/present. Follow the doc and found the same issue. I found that the h2 section has different attributes from h1/h3.
I checked the commit history and don't know why add "position: absolute" here. Can you explain this, please? Thank you |
Nope, I can't explain it. I'm sorry, I don't remember.
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all right...Thank you |
I just tried out It's discouraging to see this bug is 4 years old!! If no one knows how to fix it, isn't it easy to just fix the documentation? Is go present end of life/not maintained? |
What does the suggested solution for this issue? Maybe if it does not need a proposal, I may want to look into it. |
Hi, I see that the problem persists and this issue looks dead. I'll try to investigate |
…mber This fixes golang/go#6846 If we take the example from the readme: Some Text - bullets - more bullets - a bullet continued on the next line Some More text Preformatted text (code block) is indented (by one tab, or four spaces) The sub-section and sub-subsection will have the headings <h2> and <h3> respectively, which breaks the page, since the main title has a heading of <h3> so it pushes down the sub-section to the bottom of the page. If we use .Level for the section heading, they will have the headings <h3> and <h4> which will render properly.
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