Feature Requests

Check that internal links on the pages are not broken. Links often break when we restructure docs/move things around and it would be good if we had a system for detecting broken links (and even autofixing them).

I have implemented this for my project already and figured it may be useful to the community I have some Tabs which have React components as the content. The React components need to know when they are active in order to update the canvas size they are using and make a call to draw the canvas Any reason to not add the active prop/attribute to Tab children?

I'd like to link to a page that uses the Tabs/TabItem feature and specify the TabItem that should be displayed as a URL query parameter. For example, on the home page, there could be a "Get Started with Python" button and a "Get Started with TypeScript" button, both linking to the same documentation page, but with a different tab pre-selected. This should override localStorage.

flow chart is required in markdown ， please add add mermaid support

Hi, is there a way to organise multiple docs in one project? I.g., I have one root site with links to different project docs. How should I organise my code base and build scripts?

I'm currently trying to integrate BeyondWords with my RSS feed. They recommend having the <author> specified in the feed but there is none is the Docusaurus generated .xml feed.

Because why not? Many apps have a dark mode theme now, and it'll be especially nice for content-heavy websites like Docusaurus

Docusaurus supports MDX transclusions OOTB, but if the source has headings, they are not represented in the floating TOC, which is a huge drawback. Thanks!

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!

Forcing an MDX parser on users is limiting. Making a distinction between .md and .mdx formats will make it easier for users to use one or the other. While MDX is great, markdown is still the de facto standard and forcing users to tweak their HTML (often auto-generated markdown files) with className and style={{}} wii make many potential users look elsewhere.