Contribution welcome!
Could you explain this a little bit more? I'd like to help on this one.
I think this refers to assigning the # hash link to the url when switching language so that it will smooth scroll down. Currently, if you do abc.xyz/en#title, and switch to french, it will become abc.xyz/fr only. (Without the # hash link)
However I do notice that the hash links are translated too. Does it mean that the implementation will keep a counter on how far down the existing hash link is and assign a same 'distance' link in the translated version? (Assuming translated text fully correspond with original text)
Also, would love to contrib on this. @ulivz, any other ways you had in mind?
I'd love to work on this one!
Because the anchor is different between two languages, there is no way to match the anchor.
I view this is not easy issue.
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I think this refers to assigning the # hash link to the url when switching language so that it will smooth scroll down. Currently, if you do abc.xyz/en#title, and switch to french, it will become abc.xyz/fr only. (Without the # hash link)
However I do notice that the hash links are translated too. Does it mean that the implementation will keep a counter on how far down the existing hash link is and assign a same 'distance' link in the translated version? (Assuming translated text fully correspond with original text)
Also, would love to contrib on this. @ulivz, any other ways you had in mind?