Feature Requests

When there are lot of documents, the sidebar cannot list them all without showing the scrollbar. However, when navigating between pages, that scrollbar is not automatically scrolled to the current document which makes it unnecessary hard to where the reader is located. Move the scrollbar automatically to the point where the opened document is. Attached image show the channel in Docusaurus' project page.

Similar to tags, it'd be nice if author had their own page that would list the articles they've written.

I'd like to be able to use icons from https://fontawesome.com/v5.15/icons?d=gallery&p=2 as icons in tabs and in the sidebar. The use case for this is marking the documentation for a specific OS with the logo of that OS.

Currently only blog content supports authors, however it would be useful if the docs/guides section was able to display authors as well. This way external editors of a page would be able to have their name publicly displayed.

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To display the structure of a directory with file icons and collapsible sub-directories See https://starlight.astro.build/components/file-tree/

I would like to be able to write formulas in doc titles.

Docusaurus has the list of the locales, why ask the user to list them ? :)

Currently, Docusaurus does not natively support text highlighting using double equal signs (==text==), which is a common syntax in various Markdown flavors and documentation tools. Adding support for ==text== to highlight text would improve readability and enhance content emphasis without requiring additional HTML or custom plugins. Expected Behavior: Text wrapped with == (e.g., ==highlighted text==) should render with a background color (similar to <mark> in HTML). This feature should work consistently across Docusaurus documentation and blog pages. https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#highlight Use Case: This syntax is widely used in documentation and note-taking tools like Obsidian and Typora. Adding it to Docusaurus would make it easier for users to maintain a consistent writing experience across platforms. Would love to see this feature integrated! 🚀

Right now, the Docusaurus homepage talks about features like MDX, plugins, versioning, and search. But it doesn’t clearly say the most amazing part: 👉 You can build a full website just by writing Markdown. No setup, no coding, and it even comes with built-in search (Algolia), versioning, and translation. That message is really powerful — especially for people who aren't developers. It would be great to have a clearer headline like: “Turn your words into a website — instantly.” This makes the purpose of Docusaurus easy to understand at a glance. This is my first time contributing, and I’m just looking at ways to make the project even better. Thank you.