Smoother documentation and mobile menu navigation
Version 0.7.15Move between documentation sections with clearer selection states, predictable keyboard controls and mobile menus that remain usable with long link lists.
Improved
Clarify the current document.
Documentation navigation separates its collection selector from the article list and gives the current article one clear selected state.
Fixed
Close navigation menus predictably.
Escape, outside clicks and leaving the menu with the keyboard close the appropriate panel; Escape returns focus to its trigger.
Keep long mobile menus reachable.
Long menus can scroll within the available viewport, and closing the menu restores normal page scrolling.
Release notes
LitPage 0.7.15 refines documentation navigation and the shared site menu. The update focuses on finding the current article, moving through links with a keyboard and keeping long menus usable on a phone.
See where you are
The documentation collection selector is separate from the article list, and the current article has one clear selected state. Repeated collection headings no longer compete with the article title for attention.
Language-specific links keep their language path when readers move between documents.
Use menus with a keyboard or pointer
The shared Complex header now handles menu dismissal consistently. Press Escape to close the menu and return focus to its trigger. Clicking outside or moving focus away closes it without leaving a panel over the article.
Submenu links follow their parent entry in keyboard order. Hovering to open a menu no longer makes the first pointer click unexpectedly close it. Hidden menu content stays out of the keyboard focus order.
Reach the last link on mobile
Long product menus scroll within the available viewport, so the links near the bottom remain reachable. Closing the menu restores the page's normal scrolling.
These are navigation improvements; existing document URLs and article content are preserved. Visit the documentation center to continue reading.