As a maintainer I am often linking to specific headings in the Exercism documentation. This is possible because each heading has an id attribute in the DOM, but I have go to the HTML source to retrieve it, which is cumbersome.
It would be nice if the documentation pages have some clickable element to navigate to a specific heading, so that retrieving a link to a heading is as easy as right-clicking and selecting Copy Link.
The easiest and most non-intrusive way of doing this with respect to the website design would be to wrap the headings in anchors linking to themselves, or adding a small on-hover element similar to this: Install IntelliJ IDEA | IntelliJ IDEA Documentation.
Alternatively, adding a ToC to the top of each page would also work, but that does consume valuable screen space…
This is a great feature, but it’s not quite working for me yet.
When clicking on such a link with a heading id, the page still loads to the very top. It would be nice, and I assume this is the intended behavior, if such a link jumps to the relevant section on the page.
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