[WIP] Split out module name from access (DOM) #312
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Needs a bit of tweaking for the methods section: |
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@toddjordan Can we merge this in? |
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* feat(class): Split out module name from access * style(class): Fix method access styling * feat(application): Adds class on API link
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This splits out the module name header from the access span.
It will help getting rid of the "public", "private" from the algolia search results.
This should be the final change needed before we can get the search back up.
I'll re-run the docsearch scraper once again once this is on staging, but we should be good to go