Are you sure this is the heading id you have ? It has a very weird form since the id is usually built with the title and I find surprising that you have “H4” in your title.
I’ll try to be more understanding. So I was telling you about what could be improved in the documentation.
The documentation explains which parameter is used, but it doesn’t explain how to retrieve the “anchor”. It was this parameter that was blocking me to used the “include” macro.
To get the “anchor”, it will first be necessary to have an automatic summary that can be generated with this:
{{toc/}}
Without this summary I don’t know how to retrieve the following information:
section="H4.SpE9cificitE9sparenseigne"
Once we have the link to go to the desired section on our page, we have to cut it out to get the end of the link:
#H4.SpE9cificitE9sparenseigne
The “#” character must be removed, and also remove the non-alphanumeric characters if necessary.
H4.SpE9cificitE9sparenseigne
So I was explaining how I was able to retrieve the information from the “hanchor”.
You’re asking me how to modify the documentation to make it better. I think a new page is needed with an explanation of how to retrieve the “anchor” of a page.