open doc direct

[LU1ZINH0]

Is it possible in some way, when clicking the post open the document directly?

As an example, I put: [wedocs col = "3" include = "628" more = "Read more"], it works in part, however I wanted to know if clicking a "POST" the wedocs, without having to click again on the first article.

[tareq1988]

I wanted to know if clicking a "POST" the wedocs, without having to click again on the first article.

I really didn't understand what you wanted to say. Can you clarify again?

[LU1ZINH0]

It really got messed up, let me try to explain it again. I created a document called "Forensic Computing", where you have several articles inside it, which up to that is fantastic weDocs. Now I want my readers to access this document, easily and intuitively. What I need now is to make a post that opens directly the first chapter of the document. That is, on the main page, there will be a post called "Forensic Computing", and when the reader clicks on it, go directly to h ** ps: //*****.com/docs/computacao-forense/. I tried to use the shortcode, as an example: [wedocs include = "628"], but when opening the post it only shows me the topics of the document, being necessary to click on any of the topics to open the documentation. That's exactly what he wanted to avoid. Has as? Em qua, 3 de abr de 2019 às 00:26, Tareq Hasan <notifications@github.com> escreveu:

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I wanted to know if clicking a "POST" the wedocs, without having to click again on the first article. I really didn't understand what you wanted to say. Can you clarify again? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#85 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AoMZBfYJe5a2CDiuBs5qMRZRArE86x6vks5vdB9SgaJpZM4cZZeg> .

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[tareq1988]

So if I understood correctly:

Docs are organized in sections. The problem with the shortcode is, when you click on a section, it should go to the first article doc of that section, which is perfectly a valid point though.