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Wonder where in the guide we've the inconsistent
We use DD+/HDR10+ as CF name because it was the preferred option, but mkdocs can't handle special characters as anchors, so for the anchors we replace the + sign for Plus. So everywhere where we talk about DD+/HDR10+ we use DD+/HDR10+ but when we need to use anchors we use DDPlus and HDR10Plus
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I'm not sure if MkDocs supports this - I would test it, but it's late where I am, and wanted to drop this in here before I forget. If this works though, then you could use HDR10+ for the header text, and hdr10plus as the header ID.
will probably break more then fix, especially in the tables. or when we want to re-direct it from a guide to it and make it more overcomplicated then plain using what we use now
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(guides) ensure guides consistency for HDR10Plus (replace instances of HDR10+ in documentation)
[Request] (Guide): Consistency for HDR10Plus (replace instances of HDR10+ in documentation)
May 20, 2024
so the CF name uses DD+ and HDR10+ but the anchors need to use DDPlus and HDR10Plus
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