Make heading permalink hashes hidden when not hovered #1519
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Should fix a bug where crawlers like Google Bot thinks this is a part of the heading, leading to it being visible in search results.
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Nope, this just breaks heading permalinks, and has no effect on Google indexing. |
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This reverts commit f8106c8. See #1519 (comment)
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Should fix a bug where crawlers like Google Bot thinks this is a part of the heading, leading to it being visible in search results.
Adding
display: hiddenwould likely solve this, but that breaks the transition. Using visibility modifiers should work the same, but retain the existing visual behaviour.