In the latest update to the Advanced WYSIWYG editor, the article title was relocated above the content to offer a cleaner, more focused editing experience—mirroring the view on the Knowledge Base site. While this enhancement improves visual consistency, there are a couple of small usability areas where the experience could be made even smoother. Current challenge When working on multiple or lengthy articles, it can be a bit difficult to remember which article is currently being edited, especially if the category tree is collapsed or the user has scrolled far down the page. In such cases, the title is no longer visible on screen, which can make it easy to lose track of the article’s context. Proposed enhancement To help maintain context while editing, it might be helpful to dynamically update the browser tab title to include the article name. For example, if the article is titled “AI Writer” and the project is Document360, the browser tab could display: AI Writer – Document360 Currently, the browser tab simply shows: Documentation – [Project Name] This indicates which project is being worked on but doesn’t reflect the specific article being edited. Adding the article name to the tab title could make it much easier to navigate between multiple tabs and maintain context during editing.
