DOC: index <title> tag just says "Overview"

[westurner]

Describe the bug

context <title> tags for the docs could have a suffix that includes e.g. "| MyST-Parser Documentation" for searchability

expectation I expected to: have more than "Overview" to visually identify and textually search for the myst-parser docs tab.

bug But instead: it just says "Overview"

$ jupyter-book build mybook
ERROR ...

problem This is a problem for people doing ___ because ___.

Reproduce the bug

• Visit: https://myst-parser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ and view Title tag

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[westurner]

Is there a conf.py setting for title tags in sphinx but not jupyterbook?

[chrisjsewell]

Thanks for the pointer @westurner, how does #721 look? https://myst-parser--722.org.readthedocs.build/en/722/index.html

[westurner]

On modern (especially mobile) browsers we only have a few characters to differentiate between tabs

• "Overview"
• "MyST Parser Overview"
• "MyST Parser Intro"
• "MyST Parser Core Syntax"

So the prefix of the tab is most relevant in distinguishing between tabs;

• "Overview | MyST-Parser Documentation"
• "Intro | MyST-Parser Documentation"
• "Core Syntax | MyST-Parser Documentation"
• "Core Syntax | MyST-Parser Documentation"
• "Core Syntax < Guides | MyST-Parser Documentation"

Are there breadcrumbs from sphinx or jupyter-book.

Sphinx includes the word "Documentation" in the title tags IIRC. That probably also matches "docs"? So that "myst parser docs" finds the correct page

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Thanks for the pointer @westurner https://github.com/westurner, how does #721 https://github.com/executablebooks/MyST-Parser/issues/721 look? https://myst-parser--722.org.readthedocs.build/en/722/index.html

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[chrisjsewell]

Sorry I'm a little confused by what you are after here 😅

Should I prepend "| MyST Parser", to all titles, rather than append?

Or maybe you can you give some specific examples, of what you would like to see appear in the html?

[chrisjsewell]

Are there breadcrumbs from sphinx or jupyter-book.

I'd note myst-parser has no dependence on jupyter-book (it's the other way around) Not sure exactly what you mean by breadcrumbs here? As in the nesting of the page under subsections?