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| Introduction |
Overview This site provides documentation, training, and other notes for the Jekyll Documentation theme. There’s a lot of information about how to do a variety of things here, and it’s not all unique to this theme. But by and large, understanding how to do things in Jekyll depends on... |
| About the theme author |
I use this theme for sophisticated single_sourcing projects that I work on as a professional technical writer. |
| 2. Add a new project |
You add a new project essentially by duplicating all the mydoc project files in the _data, _includes, configs, and other folders. You can add as many project... |
| 6. Configure the sidebar |
The sidebar and top navigation bar read their values from yml files. The navigation components are one of the most unique parts of this theme, since the navi... |
| 3. Decide on your project's attributes |
Each project has attributes that define the audience, platform, product, version, and output. These attributes are used in generating the outputs. The attrib... |
| 1. Build the default project |
To get started with this theme, first make sure you have all the prerequisites in place; then build the theme following the sample build commands. Because th... |
| Pages |
This theme uses pages only, not posts. You need to make sure your pages have the appropriate frontmatter. One frontmatter tag your users might find helpful i... |
| Sidebar Navigation |
The sidebar navigation uses a jQuery component called Navgoco. The sidebar is a somewhat complex part of the theme that remembers your current page, highligh... |
| Support |
Contact me for any support issues. |
| Supported features |
If you're not sure whether Jekyll and this theme will support your requirements, this list provides a semi-comprehensive overview of available features. |
| Troubleshooting |
This page lists common errors and the steps needed to troubleshoot them. |
| WebStorm Text Editor |
You can use a variety of text editors when working with a Jekyll project. WebStorm from IntelliJ offers a lot of project-specific features, such as find and ... |