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This section still shows up in google, and the sidebar menu item still exists, but it links nowhere and there appears to be a missing section in the docs on this page, and elsewhere seems not to be any documentation about using the children arg on the site anymore. As a result, I must be using it wrong because it just throws errors for me, and I can't work out how to get it to work or how its intended to be used.
If this feature was removed in v8 or something like this, perhaps a depreciation message would be suitable in the docs so that we don't chase a no longer supported feature, and providing an alternative encouraged approach would be appreciated
If it is still supported then we need some documentation
Thanks!
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@tbredin thanks for taking the time to reach out to us with your question. We appreciate it 🙏 ! So that you're aware the documentation exists, but is framework specific (i.e., React), if you happen to switch to another supported framework, then the relevant section is not shown as shown in the recording below.
conditional-docs.mp4
However, regarding it showing up in the sidebar, this is a known issue that we're aiming to solve soon, so that you and any other users don't run into this type of scenario as well.
Additionally, regarding the google indexing, I have to check, but I believe it's probably indexing a specific framework which can yield this type of issue once again.
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https://storybook.js.org/docs/writing-stories/stories-for-multiple-components#using-children-as-an-arg
This section still shows up in google, and the sidebar menu item still exists, but it links nowhere and there appears to be a missing section in the docs on this page, and elsewhere seems not to be any documentation about using the
children
arg on the site anymore. As a result, I must be using it wrong because it just throws errors for me, and I can't work out how to get it to work or how its intended to be used.Thanks!
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No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: