You can solve the back-button issue with a little better UX design. Don't change the url when people are clicking on the urls, but have a share icon for each e

You can solve the back-button issue with a little better UX design. Don't change the url when people are clicking on the urls, but have a share icon for each element that is placed in the modal that pops up when clicking on it. In this way, url stays the same while people are checking the elements, and you can still have specific urls for each element for people to point to a specific demo if they want. Share icon copies the url e.g "http://hackerthemes.com/bootstrap-cheatsheet#dropdown-header" http://hackerthemes.com/bootstrap-cheatsheet#dropdown-header... to clipboard and visiting this url pops up the dropdown-header demo.