Table of contents in a <details>

[ghost]

Since table of contents on mobile is really tall in height i propose to put that in a <details>.

[aduh95]

@mattiapontonio Would you like to send a PR? Let me know if you need help.

[aduh95]

You can set up the <details> here:

node/doc/template.html

Lines 58 to 61 in ec794f9

	<div id="toc">
	<h2>Table of Contents</h2>
	__TOC__
	</div>

And I'm from mobile. It's ok?

If you have the correct tools on your mobile, sure!

[ghost]

Did It worked?

This Is not modified.

node/doc/template.html

Lines 58 to 61 in ec794f9

	<div id="toc">
	<h2>Table of Contents</h2>
	__TOC__
	</div>

[Trott]

Did It worked?

This Is not modified.

It's deployed now, but yes, it wasn't deployed at the time that you asked. It had to wait for a release to happen.

[ghost]

Did It worked?

This Is not modified.

It's deployed now, but yes, it wasn't deployed at the time that you asked. It had to wait for a release to happen.

Nothing seems to have happened, and PR has not merged either. But the code on master has changed. I really don't know, some kind of black magic.
I would have liked to see PR as merged.

[aduh95]

Apologies that your PR is not marked as merged, I'm not sure if it's a GitHub glitch or if I did something wrong when merging it, but rest assured your commit (2ba8728) has landed on master, and was included in the v15.7.0 release.
Now if you visit the documentation web pages, you'll see the ToC is now in a details tag: https://nodejs.org/api/esm.html

[ghost]

It works 👍 No need to apologize. Maybe it's due to the flow, I don't know. Perfect anyway. Thanks.