[docs] append "pro" and "open source" to article names#14432
[docs] append "pro" and "open source" to article names#14432paulOsinski wants to merge 1 commit intoDefectDojo:bugfixfrom
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Best Practice: Page has multiple main landmarks.
Page should have exactly one main landmark.
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The main landmark contains the primary content of the page. Screen readers allow users to jump directly to main content. Use a single <main> element (or role='main') to wrap the central content, excluding headers, footers, and navigation.
Best Practice: Page has multiple main landmarks.
Page should not have more than one main landmark.
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Only one main landmark should exist per page. The main landmark identifies the primary content area. If you have multiple content sections, use <section> with appropriate headings instead of multiple main elements.
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WCAG 1.3.1: <ol> contains direct text content. Wrap in <li>.
<ul> and <ol> must only contain <li>, <script>, or <template> as direct children.
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Screen readers announce list structure ('list with 5 items') based on proper markup. Placing non-<li> elements directly inside <ul> or <ol> breaks this structure. Wrap content in <li> elements, or if you need wrapper divs for styling, restructure your CSS to style the <li> elements directly.
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As we continue to version our documentation based on Open Source and Pro content, this feature appends "(Pro)" or "(Open Source)" to the title of articles at build time depending on their "audience" attribute.
This presents much better in the sidebar, as that context should already be implicit from the "DefectDojo Version" menu.
"Pro" and "Open Source" versions of article titles will still appear in search results and the title of articles.