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Here’s a quick rundown of the latest enhancements and updates for the Docy documentation theme.
NewAdded FAQ in Hero Search Results: Search FAQ items directly from the Hero search bar.
NewSidebar TOC Settings: Added Table of Contents settings for individual pages/posts or globally via ‘Theme Settings > General’.
NewPage Subtitle option added in ‘Theme Settings > Header > Search Banner’.
NewBanner Overlay and Blur Option: New aesthetic controls available in ‘Theme Settings > Header > Search Banner’.
TweakedImproved hover styles for dropdown menus.
TweakedTheme settings menu moved to the top bar for better accessibility.
TweakedMinor design improvements to the changelog and parent document link colors.
TweakedOptimized video playlist widget responsiveness and icon display.
TweakedImproved RTL (right-to-left) language support.
TweakedRefined hover colors for search result tabs.
TweakedUpdated breadcrumb background colors.
TweakedOptimized search result page title display for improved clarity.
FixedResolved icon size control conditions in the Tabs widget.
FixedCorrected WordPress widget compatibility issues.
FixedFixed blog featured image size discrepancies.
Below are the details behind the main updates and new functionality in this release.
We’ve added a new feature that lets users search for FAQ items directly from the Hero search bar. It’s a small change, but it makes the support flow feel much smoother and helps visitors get answers faster.
Table of Contents (TOC) settings can now be managed for individual pages and posts. You can also configure them globally by going to ‘Theme Settings > General,’ which gives you a lot more control over how your documentation layout looks and feels.
A new Page Subtitle option has been added under ‘Theme Settings > Header > Search Banner.’ It’s a handy way to add a little more context at the top of your pages, which can make your content feel clearer and easier to follow.
To give you a bit more room to play with the design, we’ve added new overlay and blur effects for banners under ‘Theme Settings > Header > Search Banner.’ These options make it easier to fine-tune your header style without overcomplicating the setup.
We’ve also cleaned up the hover styles for dropdown menus to make navigation feel smoother. On top of that, the theme settings menu now sits in the top bar, so it’s easier to get to when you need it.
This update includes improved RTL (right-to-left) support for better layout consistency. We’ve also polished a few design details, including breadcrumb backgrounds, search tab hover colors, and blog featured image consistency, so the theme feels a little more refined across the board.
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