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Thanks you @just-ero for pointing out and @filzrev for creating a new thread. I always thought the inheritance icon is left arrow but turns out to be right arrow on both MSLearn and the old template. Left arrow does feel more intuitive to me I wonder why it was otherwise (which perhaps @dend knows?) |
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I think this is mostly a left-over from the early implementation of inheritance logic for .NET documentation through DocFX 🙂 I agree that flipping the direction would be more intuitive. |
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It seems modern templates and markdown use
UML styleinheritance arrow direction.https://dotnet.github.io/docfx/api/Docfx.Dotnet.DotnetApiOptions.html#inheritance
When using default template. It use
learn.microsoft.comcompatible inheritance arrows direction.Is there any specific reason to change this style of
moderntemplate? (andmarkdownoutput format)If these changes are intentional.
It might be better to support option to change arrow direction to
learn.microsoft.comcompatible format.All reactions