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current class either matches current location's nav item, or is not present
Actual Behavior
When viewing ./index.html, the current class is instead present on the entry for ./modules.html
Steps to reproduce the bug
Hey, thanks for all your work - I'm new to typedoc but it's immensely helpful. I have a pretty simple repo with a README and a single module. Essentially, in the screenshot below I am viewing the README (index) page, but the nav has the current class on the modules page instead.
I think it would be better if the current class were not present in the nav in this case. Navigating to the modules page now shows different content, but the nav's current page indicator has not changed, which is confusing.
Search terms
Navigation, index, module, current class
Expected Behavior
current
class either matches current location's nav item, or is not presentActual Behavior
When viewing
./index.html
, thecurrent
class is instead present on the entry for./modules.html
Steps to reproduce the bug
Hey, thanks for all your work - I'm new to typedoc but it's immensely helpful. I have a pretty simple repo with a README and a single module. Essentially, in the screenshot below I am viewing the README (index) page, but the nav has the
current
class on the modules page instead.I think it would be better if the
current
class were not present in the nav in this case. Navigating to the modules page now shows different content, but the nav's current page indicator has not changed, which is confusing.I did try disabling
typedoc-plugin-merge-modules
(using6.1.0
) without change.Environment
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