> Can we update the site to show the URL to which the user navigated? I would certainly be open to such a change.
Just to be clear, the current design is a bit of a compromise due to the nature of the ActiveMQ Artemis. You might not realize this, but the Artemis docs are generated from AsciiDoc and uploaded to the website during the release process. When these docs were originally integrated into the website it was not clear how to make it seamless. Currently they are put into a "frame" where logo and menu items which are visible across the rest of the website are still present. The idea was to maintain continuity between the overall ActiveMQ website and the Artemis docs. However, the cost of that continuity is that the URL in the browser's address bar doesn't change when navigating the docs. That said, it is possible to right click on any of the links in the table of contents or indeed any sub-headings throughout any of the chapters and copy a link directly to that bit of documentation. I've used this many times to point users to the specific bit of documentation which is relevant to their needs. I've personally worked to ensure the docs are as linkable as possible. AsciiDoc is pretty powerful so we may be able to get the best of both worlds (e.g. seamless integration without frame nonsense). I'm open to ideas on how to accomplish that. Justin On Mon, Feb 24, 2025 at 3:53 PM Arthur Naseef <artnas...@apache.org> wrote: > I recently used the Artemis documents here: > https://activemq.apache.org/components/artemis/documentation > > And noticed that, upon navigating to a specific page, the broker still > shows this fixed URL. This is problematic for sharing specific content > from the site. > > Can we update the site to show the URL to which the user navigated? > > Art >
