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Easy navigation from module page back to package page #306
This is not the case anymore, since LTS 15, I assume due to the upgrade to GHC 8.8. Clicking on "Contents" now takes you to the index.html Haddock page instead of the package page. Given that the above steps work in hackage.haskell.org, I would expect it to be the case on stackage.org, but if the change was intentional, it would be nice to have some other link available to easily navigate back to the package page
You are right - I am not sure what caused this.
My first assumption would be maybe something changed in haddock.
I dunno if upgrading haddock would get the older behavior back
or if some change or configuration is needed??
Personally I just go Back in my browser though that only works with step 1 - I agree the old way was useful.
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But the Back button wouldn't work if, say, I searched for a specific
function in the stackage hoogle search and went directly to the module page.
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You are right - I am not sure what caused this.
My first assumption would be maybe something changed in haddock.
I dunno if upgrading haddock would get the older behavior back
or if some configuration is needed??
Personally I just go Back in my browser.
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juhp commentedon Mar 26, 2021
You are right - I am not sure what caused this.
My first assumption would be maybe something changed in haddock.
I dunno if upgrading haddock would get the older behavior back
or if some change or configuration is needed??
Personally I just go Back in my browser though that only works with step 1 - I agree the old way was useful.
brandon-leapyear commentedon Mar 26, 2021
juhp commentedon Feb 2, 2025
AFAICT this now works - no idea when it got fixed or started working again...