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How can I embed content from my documentation in another site? I've tried searching for this but have only been able to find results regarding embedding other content within the documentation, which I'm familiar with. I have a code editor on a webpage and I would like to be able to have a resizable/collapsible pane to the side of the editor that displays my docusaurus documentation. Readthedocs seems to have a version of this feature, and I'm curious if Docusarus has an equivalent or a workaround. Based on the wording "Every page component should export a React component" from this part of the docs, it seems like I can grab a React component for any page of my documentation, but I'm not sure how to do that / if that's the right approach. |
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Alright, after spending more time on this it looks like this isn't possible. I misunderstood what "every page component should export a React component" meant. It'd be nice if this was a thing though, along with the ability to use Docusaurus alongside an existing site. |
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Sorry but I have a hard time understand what you are looking for, please show me a screenshot. You can embed any Docusaurus page in another website using an iframe, isn't this good enough for your usecase? |
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Alright, after spending more time on this it looks like this isn't possible. I misunderstood what "every page component should export a React component" meant.
It'd be nice if this was a thing though, along with the ability to use Docusaurus alongside an existing site.