I would like to be able to add collapsible text boxes to a site so that readers can stay on the same window when wanting to know more about a subject, instead of following a link to a new page.

Whenever there is a broken link in my docs, I see some warnings in the output of the run command: warn Docs markdown link couldn't be resolved: (./doc1.md) in /Users/you/project/docs/index.md for version current It would be nice to have a CLI command to run those assertions. Could be very useful to have a CI automated check

PlantUML is the best tool for UML and system design. GitLab has a great integration for it: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/integration/plantuml.html . Hoping Docusauraus can support it too. Yes, we have alternative solution by writing a custom component, but: we cannot copy'n'paste existing Markdown files it does not support multi-line code very well

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For the sidebar, I can do: items: [ 'pageid-1', 'pageid-2', ... ], But for the footer (afaik) I have to do: items: [ { label: 'Page Title 1', to: '/pageid-1', }, { label: 'Page Title 2', to: '/pageid-2', }, ... ], This is harder to maintain (and just annoying!). Maybe I'm missing something... would love that to be true

Long lines (especially inline comments) are annoying to read within code blocks. I can override this with a manual hack in custom.css : .prism-code > div { white-space : pre-wrap; } But what I'd love to have is a button to toggle line wrap on and off within code blocks globally. This could be right next to the Copy button. Maybe there's a way to do this... but I'm not sure how. Any tips would be much appreciated!

We have an extensive React based project with component library and utilities and would like to have the ability to generate API documentation from TypeScript. If Docusaurus can support MarkDown + TypeDoc APIs + 100% custom React themes it would meet most documentation requirements for engineering teams.

Docs are full of jargon, and it's way more convenient to get quick definitions of key terms through tooltips. Otherwise we're stuck with using hyperlinks, and people have to jump around or open a dozen tabs until they learn all the terms well enough not to have to. Tooltips are a better way!

It would be great if visitors could leave comments in the end of a document or blog. I guess, to achieve this, we also need an authentication system...

In our documentation, we would like each category to have an introductory article specifying top level information and an overview of the articles contained within the category. This does not seem possible at the moment. An idea would be to only navigate to this "category article" if you click the label, while clicking the expander arrow should only expand and not navigate to the "category article".