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Extra "level" in TOC #92
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Development portal has content in it, so does the Visual F# page. Don't think it's something that we can get rid off. Would love to have @KevinRansom @dsyme to chime in on this. |
There's a lot of duplication in there - it seems like "Development Portal" On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 12:44 PM, Den Delimarsky [email protected]
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I believe both top-level nodes in the TOC provide value, but I do think that this child structure is a bit odd. I think it would be good to flatten the TOC:
Here is why I think that: The "Visual F#" top-level TOC item feels like more of a "walkthrough of cool things about F#". This is useful information, especially if people want some quick motivation for why they might pick F#. I don't see that as being a parent of docs, though. The Development Portal is a great central place that allows you to hop to various parts of the docs depending on the high level task. I don't see this as being a parent to docs, either. Although it's docs-related, it's really more of an organized set of groups that allow you to jump to various sections without having to hunt things down in the TOC. |
I wouldn't mind @cartermp 's option here - my main "gripe" is that it's adding an extra parent in the hierarchy to everything, which makes browsing odd - things get indented in the tree one extra time, which seems unnecessary. Having it as the top page, but at the same level in hierarchy as "Guided Tour" makes sense. |
I would be somewhat against merging them into one, but I would be OK with "flattening" the structure, similarly to what @cartermp suggested. |
Flattening would be good with me - I'm not sure how this would be done, however, given the files in the repo... I suspect it's something outside of the community content. |
Looks like it can be done just by editing the TOC file. All doc files are in the same directory, so the relative links should still all work. |
Structure-wise this is really a TOC change, as long as you don't touch the locations of the files. |
The TOC current is structured as "Visual F#" / "Visual F# Development Portal" / "... all content ... "
Can we eliminate one (or both) of the two "top level" elements of the tree? Having to click through both adds no value.
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