Description
Not sure if I'm misunderstanding something or perhaps there's actual issue with this.
Default behavior for title generation as noticed is this - {.md's first headline} - {title defined in index.html}
Scenario: I don't use a cover page, my home page is README.md at root of served directory. In my index.html I define a title with value Documentation.
Home's README.md:
# Home
Other content
My Sidebar:
* **Getting Started**
* [Home](/)
......
Docsify config:
ga: 'ga code',
auto2top: true,
executeScript: true,
loadSidebar: true,
maxLevel: 3,
subMaxLevel: 2,
themeColor: "#19225B",
Expected behavior: When I navigate to root (e.g. localhost:3000/#/ ), I should see a title Home - Documentation
Actual behavior: When I navigate to root, I see title - Documentation
What's even worse is that even when tried making a workaround with defining a script in home page's markdown to change a title when document finished loading it didn't work on initial load. It works when i navigate somewhere else and when navigate to home through sidebar, but if I refresh home, when the title is once again - Documentation
From this I can see 2 possible future fixes:
- Fix titles for root pages
- Don't add the dash to the title if left side is empty, so that, if going back to my example, instead of
- Documentation, it wouldDocumentationat least.
I will probably try to solve this within docsify and make PR if I succeed, but to be fully honest, I'm not much of a JS developer.