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@hestia-earth/guide

v0.0.10

Published

Hestia Guide pages

Downloads

907

Readme

Hestia Guide

This repository contains the raw content of the guide written in Markdown language.

Every file under src/content will be automatically deployed to https://hestia-earth.gitlab.io/hestia-guide domain for testing.

Example:

  • src/content/introduction.md will be deployed to https://hestia-earth.gitlab.io/hestia-guide/introduction
  • src/content/how-to-upload.md will be deployed to https://hestia-earth.gitlab.io/hestia-guide/how-to-upload

Note: only lower chars, dashes (-) and numbers are allowed in the filenames.

Writing Guidelines

  1. Create a new file under src/content and make sure the filename only uses lowercase letters, numbers and dashes.
  2. Start the file with a header level 2 using a double ##. Example:
## This is the header

This is the content.

### This is a sub-header

The header level 1 will be automatically used as Title for the Guide page, so please try to keep it short.

The second line (omitting the blank lines) will be used as abstract.

Important: the folder and the file name should reflect the Guide navigation structure.

Example: if you are adding a page called "Signing in" under "HESTIA 101", please add src/content/hestia-101/3_signin.md file. This will automatically:

  • show the page under "HESTIA 101" menu
  • show the page as item number 3 in the menu (if there are 2 pages before number 1_, 2_ in the same folder)
  • match the page with the url hestia-101-signin
  • the title of the page will be used also in the menu

Adding metadata

It is possible to add a list of metadata, using the following format:

/<name of metadata> ~Title~

These metadata must be added at the end of the file, one per line. The list of metadata is:

| Name | Can be added multiple times | Description | | ---- | ---- | ---- | | previous | ❌ | Link to the previous guide page (will show at the bottom) | | next | ❌ | Link to the next guide page (will show at the bottom) | | tag | ✅ | Used to group pages together as "related" |

Example:

# This is the title

This is the content of the page.

/tag ~Hestia~
/tag ~Beginners~
/previous ~how-to-upload~
/next ~how-to-access-data~

Adding images or videos

To add an image or a video to a page:

  • add the file under the src/assets folder. Note: you can use sub-directories to organise the files.
  • make sure to use a simple name, without special characters. So only letters and numbers, dashes or underscores.
  • in the content of the page, use either
    <img src="/guide-content/assets/<path to the file>" alt="Text to describe the image" height="auto">
    or to use videos in different formats
    <video width="320" height="240" controls>
      <source src="/guide-content/assets/<path to the file>.mp4" type="video/mp4">
      <source src="/guide-content/assets/<path to the file>.ogg" type="video/ogg">
    </video>