Add Anchor markers to Headings about docs HOT 12 CLOSED

Hi @plaindocs ,
I would like to help. Is there a preferred way you would like this to be solved?
Also, it might take me a while since I am not familiar with Hugo.

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Hey @TomerPacific , welcome, and thanks for helping out.

As mentioned above, Hugo automatically generates the ID from the heading text, so we just need to add an on mouse-over behaviour to show a '#' that contains that link.

We'd probably prefer to do this within the templating language when generating the site, rather than with Javascript. In the discourse link above there is mention of a modifer to {{ .Content }} you might try.

Try applying that in single-content.html partial and index.html layout.

Let me know how you get on. :-)

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@plaindocs ,
thanks for the detailed reply.
I'll take a look at it and update you on how I progress.

26.10.18 Update
I have looked at the discourse link above and have added code to single-content.html and index.html. I am currently in the process of creating a local development environment to see if my changes work.

2.11.18 Update
@plaindocs , When trying to run the website locally through docker, I get the following message:

Error response from daemon : OCI runtime create failed: container_linux.go:348: starting container process caused "exec: "\r": executable file not foun in $PATH": unknown

Do you have any idea what seems to be the problem? Tried looking online for help, but found nothing relevant.

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Hey @TomerPacific

Can you run the Docker command ./docker_shell.sh on master branch before applying your changes?

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Also please comment below, instead of editing, so I get a notification.

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@plaindocs ,
I figured as much, since I didn't see you commenting.
I don't know if I'll be able to run docker on master since it does not run locally on my machine. I'll give it a try and update here (with a new comment)

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@plaindocs,
tried running the command after switching to master branch, but I am still getting the same error. I have to make it clear that I am running things on a Windows machine with Windows7 64bit.

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Hmmm, then I'm not really sure.

Maybe @mlvandijk has tips on running on Windows?

Or you could push your work up to a branch and use the Preview for the PR?

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Sorry no tips on running docker on windows... the other option is to push to a branch, create a PR and use preview (show all checks -> details), like @plaindocs suggested. Please mark the PR as WIP while you are working on it so we know not to merge

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@plaindocs , @mlvandijk ,
I have opened a PR

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@mlvandijk , consider closing this issue.

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Thanks @TomerPacific and @plaindocs

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