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Curious what your use case is?
but I kinda prefer the idea of using a hash link, since it's more consistent and you could just remove the '/api' to go directly to that section on the page.
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Hash values don't reach the server side though. It's either a query parameter or a new endpoint. |
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Just made a PR. This is my final blog widget component with pagination. No page linking though. Although it's easy to add I'm not sure it will play nice with search engines, so little to no point implementing it. |
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Closing for v3 |
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I've been playing with the API lately, but don't want to spam the PR I started with my other ideas so here they are:
/searchendpoint would be as the db would practically have to search all the sections (and symbols) of the site to find the page they are in...Tell me your thoughts and I'll work on the PRs.
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