A working version in the website-dev branch, some possible tweaks hinted during the call. Thank you A&R.

Is there any command missing? Otherwise we can close (and open a new issue if any other command would be desirable)

Is this merged to main? For example https://jshelter.org/battery-cr/ still contains the line "\see https://lukaszolejnik.com/battery" (also on https://jshelter.org/ecma-array/, https://jshelter.org/ecma-date/, https://jshelter.org/eme/,

Can we generate URL like the ones in https://jshelter.org/geo/ clickable?

https://jshelter.org/h-c/ contains a broken list.

BTW How is "ECMAscript date" generated? I would prefer "ECMAScript Date".

Should I go through all the wrappers? I did not continue because the issues above might be already solved in an unmerged branch.

Hello, once you are back, can you have a look at my previous comment? I verified today and all my questions are still valid.

Ok so 8670fb7 fixes the following:

• Formatted the bare links so that they're clickable (they need to be wrapped in <>)
• Fixed the broken list (it needs empty newlines before and after)
• Fixed the non-breaking "See Also" entries in https://jshelter.org/eme/ by adding paragraphs

Hello Ricardo,

8670fb7 is not in the main branch and is kind of hidden in a bunch of unrelated commits.

I am trying to use topic branches - one branch solves a single particular issue which in turn simplifies git history, see for example https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Branching-Branching-Workflows and https://imagej.net/develop/git/topic-branches.

I think that the best workflow for issues like this is creating a branch for example called website-issue15 and there solving this issue. Another possibility is me cherry-picking the commit.

Can you also go through commits in website branch not in main, e.g. "git log origin/website ^origin/main --oneline" (replace origin with your local name if you use a different one for the pagure repository) and create topic branches for the commits, ideally without merges from main (use git rebase if needed).

Thank you

Libor