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Hi @davepagurek, I'd love to work on this issue if it's still available! It seems like the filtering logic needs to include subcategory names to ensure elements like p5.Element appear in search results.
I can investigate the current filtering implementation and update it accordingly. Please let me know if I can proceed!
@davepagurek the filter bar searches for methods containing the search word not for titles, correct me if I am wrong, but if it were to search for titles as well it would be a completely new feature!
You are correct @krishna4040 . It searches for only methods present in the classes, not sub-classes or sub-categories.
we have to change the logic of the search bar where it can searches for sub-categories or sub-classes as well.
If this issue is still available , I can implement this. @davepagurek Would you assign this issue to me.
Most appropriate sections of the p5.js website?
Reference
What is your operating system?
Mac OS
Web browser and version
Firefox 135
Actual Behavior
If I filter for "Element",
p5.Element
doesn't show up:Expected Behavior
It does exist, it's just a subcategory of DOM (at the bottom of this screenshot):
We probably need to include subcategory names in the filtering.
Steps to reproduce
No response
Would you like to work on the issue?
Someone else is free to implement this!
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