The site asked visitors to read a wall of segment pages to find out
what oh-my-posh could do, and to install it before seeing a prompt.
The homepage now leads with the install command and a rendered prompt.
Every one of the 117 segments is in a searchable catalog generated from
the docs themselves, so it cannot drift from what ships, and each
segment page carries a preview rendered from committed sample data at
build time. The theme gallery inlines the SVGs from the previous
commits instead of loading screenshots.
The studio renders a config live in the browser through the wasm
module, and each segment page embeds the same editor: change the
sample config, watch the prompt redraw, then send the segment to the
studio to build a full theme out of it. Nothing is sent anywhere.
The docs move into one shell around all of it, on a single type and
spacing scale, with a filterable sidebar.
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