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Geth doc-website/fix_double_scrollbar: f27b23b744 | finanalyst++ | 8 files
change CSS on panels to remove double scrollbar issue #300

  - in filtered-toc plugin, scss to add scrolling on headings only
  - prevent title disappearing upwards
  - in page-styling, scss remove scroll on main panel
  - css generated from scss
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doc-website: finanalyst++ created pull request #325:
change CSS on panels to remove double scrollbar issue #300
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doc-website/force_ligatures_none: 2f717830e2 | finanalyst++ | 3 files
change CSS to remove font ligatures, which affects `<->`, issue #315
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doc-website: finanalyst++ created pull request #326:
change CSS to remove font ligatures, which affects `<->`, issue #315
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[Coke] ^^ If folks could review the fix for the double scrollbar, that'd be great. 16:44
Geth doc-website/main: 091c4c40d1 | (Richard Hainsworth)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | 8 files
change CSS on panels to remove double scrollbar issue #300 (#325)

  - in filtered-toc plugin, scss to add scrolling on headings only
  - prevent title disappearing upwards
  - in page-styling, scss remove scroll on main panel
  - css generated from scss
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doc-website/main: faaaf72cf0 | (Donald Hunter)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | Website/plugins/options-search/options-search.js
Limit search results to 500 (#323)

When trying to use the search box, there was a significant delay between each char typed for the first couple of chars. Analyzing the time spent in Safari showed that when I typed 's' which had 3256 matches, 98% of the time was spent in style processing, i.e. rendering all of the results in the search results box. The only way to improve this is to reduce the number of entries we ever try to add. ... (5 more lines)
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doc/fmt-flattens: b093463cc2 | (Daniel Sockwell)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | doc/Type/List.rakudoc
Explain that List.fmt flattens

This clarifies that `List.fmt` flattens the lists it operates on; e.g., `(<a b>, <c d>)`.fmt('[%s]')` produces `[a] [b] [c] [d]`. See stackoverflow.com/a/69144246
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doc: codesections++ created pull request #4406:
Explain that List.fmt flattens
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[Coke] m: my @a= [1,2,[3,4]; dd @a.fmt("%s") 19:19
Geth doc/main: 1e6a299871 | (Daniel Sockwell)++ (committed by Will Coleda) | doc/Type/List.rakudoc
Explain that List.fmt flattens

This clarifies that `List.fmt` flattens the lists it operates on; e.g., `(<a b>, <c d>)`.fmt('[%s]')` produces `[a] [b] [c] [d]`. See stackoverflow.com/a/69144246
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