Carry the article number into each page title - #208
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The sidebar reads "#1 …" but every page opened on a bare title, so the number a reader navigated by disappeared the moment they arrived — and the articles refer to each other by number. The H1 now carries it too, which also puts it in the browser tab, in llms.txt and in search results. Generated from the file prefix like the sidebar entries, and the two are checked against each other rather than kept in step by hand. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01N5aUUqLaxN6kxKxsHhuicp
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The changes are consistent across all affected pages and align with the existing sidebar numbering format without introducing broken references in the docs.
Pull request overview
This PR updates the Insights article series pages so each page’s H1 includes the article number (e.g. # #1 ...), keeping the number visible in the rendered page title, browser tab title, and downstream generated outputs that derive titles from the H1.
Changes:
- Prefixed each Insights page H1 with its article number (
# #1…# #28). - Kept the numbering format consistent with the sidebar entries (non-zero-padded,
#9not#09).
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| docs/advanced/insights/01-somewhere-on-the-way-to-ui5.md | Add #1 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/02-not-a-programming-model.md | Add #2 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/03-the-cost-of-a-screen.md | Add #3 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/04-no-annotation-in-between.md | Add #4 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/05-ui5-over-the-wire.md | Add #5 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/06-the-frontend-that-does-not-know.md | Add #6 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/07-one-service-for-every-app.md | Add #7 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/08-only-the-changed-part.md | Add #8 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/09-public-means-persisted.md | Add #9 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/10-swapping-the-view-at-runtime.md | Add #10 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/11-index-html-lives-in-a-string.md | Add #11 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/12-where-your-own-javascript-goes.md | Add #12 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/13-four-verbs.md | Add #13 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/14-the-class-that-runs.md | Add #14 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/15-where-the-selection-screen-went.md | Add #15 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/16-no-cache-no-deploy-any-ide.md | Add #16 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/17-one-codebase-702-to-abap-cloud.md | Add #17 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/18-cloud-ready-is-a-property-of-your-app.md | Add #18 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/19-when-the-api-is-not-released.md | Add #19 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/20-on-stack-or-side-by-side.md | Add #20 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/21-one-app-many-systems.md | Add #21 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/22-2300-lines.md | Add #22 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/23-abap-on-the-web.md | Add #23 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/24-where-the-line-is.md | Add #24 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/25-where-the-view-lives.md | Add #25 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/26-rap-or-abap2ui5.md | Add #26 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/27-freestyle-or-abap2ui5.md | Add #27 prefix to page H1 |
| docs/advanced/insights/28-low-code-or-abap2ui5.md | Add #28 prefix to page H1 |
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Follow-up to #207. The sidebar reads
#1 …to#28 …, but every page opened on a bare title, so the number a reader navigated by disappeared the moment they arrived — and the articles refer to each other by number.The
H1now carries it:# #1 Somewhere on the Way to UI5, We Lost RTTS. That puts it in the browser tab, inllms.txtand in search results as well as at the top of the page.Generated from the file prefix, like the sidebar entries, and the two are checked against each other rather than kept in step by hand — all 28 match.
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