Rules Sublinks: Enhancing User Navigational Experience

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Implementing sublinks within the Rules page to direct users to specific paragraphs is considered a beneficial enhancement for navigational ease. Participants agree that this change would improve readability and user experience. The technical implementation is seen as straightforward, involving appending identifiers to the URL and adding relevant HTML code. Overall, there is strong support for making this adjustment to facilitate better access to information. Enhancing the Rules page with sublinks could significantly streamline user navigation.
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Hey, would it be useful/easy to put links within the Rules page so that we could link to a specific paragraph?
 
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DaveC426913 said:
Hey, would it be useful/easy to put links within the Rules page so that we could link to a specific paragraph?

Yes that does sound like a good idea!
 
I like that idea too.
 
I agree, that would be a great idea, and much easier to read!
 
I imagine this would be pretty quick and easy to implement. Isn't this simply a matter of appending, for example, "#homeworkhelp" to the URL, and adding the appropriate html code into the page?
 

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