Adds "Previous" and "Next" links in the documentation #5
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The problem with this is that it is really fragile, and easy to break if docs are re-ordered, renamed etc. I might have a look at something to make this happen automatically. |
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Yes, I agree. I've tried to google for something automatic but this is my first asciidoc experience. If you find something better I could to the boring part :) |
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I'm going through the docs now and I too feel that a previous and next a link are needed. |
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:) But there are two ways: either we could have no Prev / Next links or have them but fragile for any refactoring. |
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While reading Undertow docs I've missed links allowing me to go to the next section while reading whole documentation. And this PR attempts to fix it.
Screenshow with example: http://screencast.com/t/P0RbP8bkHi