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Markdown-Viewer (mdown) document title #36
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The example you are showing ( The first thing I would try is to place you snipped after the content actually been loaded, and the loading have been hidden, which would be after this line: https://github.com/ipfs/examples/blob/master/webapps/markdown-viewer/mdown#L49 Otherwise, please show the code you're trying and maybe we can spot where things go wrong :) |
That worked! Thank you so much!! |
could you please PR the changes? am sure everyone wants this |
Unfortunately, I am not yet that savy with git. I cloned it to my local, and simply added the line where indicated. Check this: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/Qmbm4DRJd5eCMNeeHrtrJ4vYJGYAkbu2ZXtisb6C5ciWY1/md#uphold-holdup I don't think people will want my changes, because I didn't want to use 'mdown' and changed it to 'md' as well as the reference to mdown in sample.md |
Anyway, it is still suboptimal because the metadata scraped when posting to a site shows "markdown reader" as the title, which is hard-coded in the mdown html. I'd be interested in suggestions if this is of interest. Otherwise you can close it again if you want. |
Using the latest version of mdown, I demonstrated to a potential client the elegant usefulness of this app for distributing content easily generated by the non-technical person. Client remarked (and I agree) that the browser tab
<title>
is hard-coded for all content passed to the app via #hash, and asked if there is a way to make the document title relevant to the specific content displayed. I tried an experiment, a modification, that assumes the first<h1>
or<h2>
that is generated from the markdown content is intended to be the doc title, and attempted to set the doc tile = firstheadingtext. I was not able to get it to work.In a simple one-page.html document (not mdown) I confirmed that the following works:
But in
mdown
it is not that simple. I was able to set the title to a dummy at the end of all scripts to verify that changing the location#hash does set the title. But the above code is out of the correct context and spins forever, never finding my<h2>
generated from the .md file, and the debugger shows it returnsNULL
(not an object) so that in fact the page never finishes loading.I was wondering if someone could give me some pointers on how to access the rendered DOM from within mdown to return the first heading's text. Better ideas are welcome. I am not a js person, if that explains my apparent cluelessness. Thanks!
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