Feature Requests

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

I see that creating a new page is quite easy ( https://docusaurus.io/docs/creating-pages ). However-- I want to edit the existing, default pages of "Docs" and "Blog". This way I can change the structure or styling. For example, to use TailwindCSS with Docusaurus, I need to add the "prose" class to the html div which contains the div containing markdown. Otherwise, the markdown is not rendered properly due to tailwindcss overriding its styles ( https://stackoverflow.com/a/75709690 , https://stackoverflow.com/a/68927527 ). I think it's very nice that Docusaurus makes it easy to add a new page. However Docusaurus should follow that convention by default! There should be a Blog.js and a Docs.js within /src/pages/ ! These should not be hidden!

Images and gifs work with relative paths (folder images next to markdown), but for videos, they need to be in /static. Will this be supported one day?

Add a reading progress bar below the navbar to show the user how far down the page they have read.

Please consider the ability to set separate styles for in-site and external links. in-site links are those that will keep the user within the current web-site, while external links will take the user to some other web-site altogether.

Docusaurus should support the new Google Analytics 4 system See also related issue: https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus/issues/7221

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, 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! 🚀

It would be great if the hash router could be used with a local search plugin, like docusaurus-search-local. This would allow users that are provided the .zipped out to more effectively find info. Browsing is good, but for a large doc set, it's not super effiecient.

An alternative to Algolia search. Working offline, under VPN and in private networks.