Feature Requests

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Many times, user may need to download the documents to view later, print, or collaborate with others. Having the ability to download a rendered page as PDF by clicking on some icon would be very useful

If there isn't a way to do that already, please add an option to hide specific docs from the autogenerated sidebar through front matter or _category.json_ (instead of having to define the sidebar manually).

### Motivation I'd like to contribute deployment documentation for Hostinger to help Docusaurus users deploy their sites with managed hosting. About Hostinger: Hostinger is a web hosting platform with managed Node.js hosting that supports Docusaurus sites. We serve 1M+ developers worldwide and provide an easy deployment experience specifically designed for modern static site generators and Node.js applications. ### Suggested Solution Add Hostinger to the deployment documentation with a comprehensive guide covering: Key features relevant to Docusaurus users: Native framework auto-detection (Docusaurus is recognized automatically) One-click GitHub deployment with automatic rebuilds on push Direct file upload option (ZIP) Managed infrastructure with SSL, CDN, and DDoS protection included Predictable pricing starting at $2.99/mo (no usage-based fees) Global CDN for fast content delivery 24/7 developer support Deployment methods: GitHub integration with automatic redeployments Direct ZIP file upload IDE-based deployment (VS Code, Cursor, Claude) What I'll provide: Complete deployment guide following Docusaurus documentation style Step-by-step instructions with screenshots (if needed) Configuration examples Troubleshooting section Test plan demonstrating the deployment process ### Have you tried building it? Not applicable - this is documentation for an existing hosting service that already supports Docusaurus deployments. ### Additional Context Hostinger already has extensive Node.js hosting documentation and infrastructure The platform auto-detects Docusaurus and configures build settings automatically Deployment takes minutes with zero DevOps required Free domain and business email included for 1 year I'm ready to contribute this documentation and will follow all Docusaurus contribution guidelines including: Signing the CLA Following semantic commit messages Keeping the PR focused and small Providing a comprehensive test plan Would the maintainers be open to this addition to the deployment documentation?

### Motivation I'd like to contribute deployment documentation for Hostinger to help Docusaurus users deploy their sites with managed hosting. About Hostinger: Hostinger is a web hosting platform with managed Node.js hosting that supports Docusaurus sites. We serve 1M+ developers worldwide and provide an easy deployment experience specifically designed for modern static site generators and Node.js applications. ### Suggested Solution Add Hostinger to the deployment documentation with a comprehensive guide covering: Key features relevant to Docusaurus users: Native framework auto-detection (Docusaurus is recognized automatically) One-click GitHub deployment with automatic rebuilds on push Direct file upload option (ZIP) Managed infrastructure with SSL, CDN, and DDoS protection included Predictable pricing starting at $2.99/mo (no usage-based fees) Global CDN for fast content delivery 24/7 developer support Deployment methods: GitHub integration with automatic redeployments Direct ZIP file upload IDE-based deployment (VS Code, Cursor, Claude) What I'll provide: Complete deployment guide following Docusaurus documentation style Step-by-step instructions with screenshots (if needed) Configuration examples Troubleshooting section Test plan demonstrating the deployment process ### Have you tried building it? Not applicable - this is documentation for an existing hosting service that already supports Docusaurus deployments. ### Additional Context Hostinger already has extensive Node.js hosting documentation and infrastructure The platform auto-detects Docusaurus and configures build settings automatically Deployment takes minutes with zero DevOps required Free domain and business email included for 1 year I'm ready to contribute this documentation and will follow all Docusaurus contribution guidelines including: Signing the CLA Following semantic commit messages Keeping the PR focused and small Providing a comprehensive test plan Would the maintainers be open to this addition to the deployment documentation?

When the labels of a category are translated and displayed in alphabetical order in the sidebar, the order in the locals becomes false because it remains based on the initial order of the source language. You should be able to display categories in an order depending on the location. Currently it is possible to do it with JS code but only in the sidebar.js. When the documentation is versioned, the sidebar.json no longer allow processing. The “autogenerated” categories only use the keys of the _category_.json files in the source language and not those of the i18n if there are any.

Currently it's a little tough for non-technical people to edit markdown content as they are not familiar with the Git model and sometimes end up editing through GitHub. We could invest in solutions where content editing is made easier without an external CMS: Netlify CMS: https://github.com/netlify/netlify-cms StackEdit: https://github.com/benweet/stackedit Edit inline - https://www.dropbox.com/s/mm0vcld8lyl12qz/zeit_serverless_github_demo.mp4?dl=0

I'm seeing integrations like this on many technical documentation pages: https://cityweft.gitbook.io/docs/getting-started/quickstart Click on the copy dropdown and you'll get options to: Copy page as Markdown for LLMs View as Markdown Open in ChatGPT Open in Claude Connect with MCP Connect to VS Code It would be great if Docusaurus had a similar built in integration. It's something our users are asking us for.

I want word(s) highlighting for my code block, something like on Tailwind docs.