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contributor-guide/basic_template.md |
One or two sentences, describing what is the procedure and when the user might need it. High-level workflow.
What preparations are required, what a user should be familiar with.
Intro sentence (ex.: To make coffee, take the following steps:)
- First Step
- Second Step
- Third Step
For big steps, add info how to validate that step was successful.
For the whole procedure, add info how to validate that procedure was successful, and what to do if not.
Below are some basic examples of what you can do with markdown.
For more examples of basic markdown please follow this link{:target="_self"}.
Lists are useful for organizing and displaying related items. Below are examples of a bulleted list and an ordered list.
Bulleted List:
* List Item 1
* List Item 2
* List Item 3
Output:
- List Item 1
- List Item 2
- List Item 3
Ordered List:
1. First Step
2. Second Step
3. Third Step
Output:
- First Step
- Second Step
- Third Step
By indenting your content by at least 4 spaces, you can create a code block.
//This is a code block!
print "Hello World!";
Code blocks can also be defined by surrounding the block of code with ~~~
which can be seen in the table example.
For highlighted code blocks use the highlight
Liquid tag.
Example:
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}