Add in document title to interactive examples
See original GitHub issue@dipikabh started a discussion thread here after having talked through it internally. The idea has great support across the content team. I have also mentioned this to @HerminaC and the decision was made to go ahead with the plan.
This means we will add an h2
heading to the output of the interactive example macro. This would then have the additional benefit of it showing up in the table of contents for all pages with an interactive example.
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We should 👍. Thanks!
I know it was my idea, but I’m loving the “Try it” header—it feels much more approachable.
@dipikabh
I’m inclined to go without the punctuation. I think the learning area has a breezier tone than the reference docs. I think people bounce from reference page to reference page pretty quickly—the exclamation loses its potency with repetition, I think.
I’m also favorable to trying this out with other macros, but I say we start with just one and see how it goes.