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Panel: A Block That Renders Somewhere Else
Dokly's editor now has a block whose content doesn't stay where you write it — it replaces the table of contents in the page's side rail instead. Here's what it does, what it needs to work, and what happens when there's no rail to move it into.
Tooltip: A Hover Note Without Breaking the Sentence
Dokly's editor now has an inline tooltip — dotted-underline text that reveals a short note on hover or keyboard focus. Here's what it does and what it leaves out.
Six new blocks this week, and your editor crossed 20 components
This week's editor update adds a file-tree diagram and catches up the week's component builds — Frame, Update, Columns, ParamField, ResponseField, and Icon — in one place.
Two New Blocks for Documenting an API: ParamField and ResponseField
Dokly's editor can now document a request parameter or a response field as its own row, with a type, a required flag, and a description — the shape every API reference page needs. Here's what shipped, demoed against Dokly's own MCP tools.
The Smallest New Editor Block Yet: Icon
Dokly's editor now has an inline icon you can drop into a sentence — for calling out a specific UI element without a screenshot. Here's what it does and what it deliberately leaves out.
A Fifth Editor Block: Update, for Hand-Written Changelogs
Dokly's editor now has a block for writing a changelog or release-notes page by hand in MDX — each entry gets its own linkable heading. Here's what it does, and how it's different from Dokly's own changelog feature.
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