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Recently I've got into the habit of doing both. Typically if there is a topic that is important to understand for a casual reader, but likely will be obvious fo
by is0tope 5y ago
Recently I've got into the habit of doing both. Typically if there is a topic that is important to understand for a casual reader, but likely will be obvious for someone familiar with the topic i add a "click here to skip" link.
I haven't actually measured how often this is used, so it's hard to guage effectiveness, but I think it at least suggests to readers that you are trying to respect their time.
An example from my blog about price wicks, explaining how candlestick charts work: https://www.machow.ski/posts/scamwicks-and-stop-cascades/#candlestick-chart-intro https://www.machow.ski/posts/scamwicks-and-stop-cascades/#ca...
- Tomte 5y agoA <details> tag is also very nice for that.