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## Problem After merging [#48456](https://github.com/supabase/supabase/pull/48456) (shared components) and [#48459](https://github.com/supabase/supabase/pull/48459) (per-page content fixes), a follow-up diagnostic pass found 22 remaining heading-order violations, logged as Pass 2 in the [triage report](https://app.notion.com/p/supabase/Playwright-E2E-Triage-Reports-3ab5004b775f81e3bc60d058fa5a02c1). None of them were caught by the earlier fixes because they came from places that scan didn't check: shared partials, raw HTML heading tags written directly in MDX, and a couple of shared/interactive components rendering hardcoded heading levels. ## Solution - `_partials/social_provider_setup.mdx`: `#### Local development` → `###`, matching the `##` that always precedes it on all 14 social-login pages. - `guides/database/functions.mdx` and `guides/integrations/vercel-marketplace.mdx`: replaced raw `<h4>`/`<h5>` tags with correctly-nested real headings (`### Planets`/`### People`; `#### Deploy a Next.js app...`) — no styling workarounds needed since they nest naturally one level below their parent section. - `auth/quickstarts/{nextjs,react-native,react,astrojs}.mdx`: these 4 pages had no heading at all before the embedded `_partials/api_settings.mdx` partial's own `### Get API details` heading, so added a `## Quickstart` heading above the walkthrough to give it a valid parent. - `packages/ui`'s `Accordion` component: Radix's `AccordionPrimitive.Header` renders as an unconditional `<h3>` regardless of where the accordion is used. That's shared across Studio, www, and design-system, not just docs, and surfaced on docs' vendor-agnostic telemetry page. Now rendered via `asChild` onto a plain `div` instead, since a generic accordion has no way to know what heading level (if any) is valid in a given page. - SQL-to-REST translator tool (`/docs/guides/api/sql-to-rest`): its `Assumptions`/`FAQs` section labels were hardcoded `<h3>` with no `h2` anywhere on the page. Converted to styled spans rather than promoting to a real `<h2>`, because real h1/h2/h3 tags in this codebase force a prose font-size that utility classes can't override — promoting the tag would have visibly changed its size. - `RealtimeLimitsEstimator` (embedded on both `postgres-changes` and `benchmarks`): its 3 section headings were hardcoded `<h4>`, but the two embedding pages need different levels (h3 vs h4) for that spot to be valid — no single correct heading level. Converted to styled spans, same pattern used throughout this project for components embedded at varying heading depths. ## Manual testing 1. Check out this branch and run `pnpm dev:docs`. 2. Visit `/docs/guides/auth/social-login/auth-github` (or any other provider page) and confirm the "Local development" callout under "Find your callback URL" still looks and reads the same. 3. Visit `/docs/guides/database/functions` → "Returning data sets" tab and confirm the "Planets" / "People" table captions still look the same. 4. Visit `/docs/guides/integrations/vercel-marketplace` → "Quickstart" → "Via template" and confirm the CTA card title still looks the same. 5. Visit `/docs/guides/auth/quickstarts/nextjs` (or react-native/react/astrojs) and confirm a "Quickstart" heading now appears above the walkthrough, and "Get API details" still renders correctly further down. 6. Run `pnpm dev:design-system` and open `/design-system/docs/components/accordion` — expand/collapse an item and confirm it still animates and looks identical; inspect the DOM and confirm the trigger's wrapper is a `div`, not an `h3`. 7. Visit `/docs/guides/api/sql-to-rest`, translate any query, and confirm the "Assumptions"/"FAQs" section labels still look the same. 8. Visit `/docs/guides/realtime/postgres-changes` and `/docs/guides/realtime/benchmarks`, scroll to the connection-limits calculator, and confirm its section labels still look the same on both pages. 9. (Optional, for a full re-check) Run `pnpm e2e:docs:a11y --all` against a deployed preview of this branch — only `/docs/guides/cli` (pre-existing 404, unrelated to headings) should fail; every other page should pass. Verified with a full Playwright run against a real preview deployment: **756 passed, 1 failed** (`/docs/guides/cli`, the pre-existing unrelated 404). Zero heading-order violations remain. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Documentation** - Added clearly labeled Quickstart sections to Astro, Next.js, React Native, and React authentication guides. - Improved heading hierarchy and formatting across social provider setup, database functions, and deployment documentation. - Updated estimator and SQL-to-REST section presentation for more consistent content structure. - **Bug Fixes** - Improved accordion trigger layout while preserving existing behavior, styling, accessibility, and icon display. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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