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Missing fragment error for HTML5 tags #282
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Could you create minimal sample html page, which demonstrate error? |
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@rkd77 here's a sample document https://veraldo.github.io/html5example.github.io/ Thank you for the attention |
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Thanks. With these ^ two commits fragments are clickable. |
I can confirm, this issue affected internal links browsing Python online documentation, and these commits fix it. |
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Hi! I've noticed some "skip to content" links might throw a "The requested fragment '#id' doesn't exist" for sites using HTML5
I found the problem happening with the "main" and "article" tags but there might be others
P.s.: by the way, unrelated to the fragment issue but still about HTML5, a suggestion would be to support landmarks, either in a selection list or shortcuts, like this extension https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/landmarks/ dunno if something similar is already achievable by a configuration option
Thanks!
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