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How to structurize a multi-project documentation site?
I thought I could structurize the content like this:
Project 1 (<-- Section)
Project section header 1 (<-- Structure)
Menu item 1.1
Menu item 1.2
Menu item 1.3
Menu … If the visitor selects his desired project, a menu tree should be rendered in the sidebar with the corresponding structure.
Is this the right way? …
