Add new pages to custom documentation

In-platform custom documentation is written in Markdown. To add a new page to a custom documentation bundle, create a new Markdown file (.md) in the documentation repository and ensure that it meets these requirements:

• Page must use @title for the page title
• Page must be listed in ordering.md
• Optional: Specify a label for the table of contents

Each Markdown file (.md) in a documentation repository is published as a separate page of documentation, grouped by bundle and linked via the automatically-generated table of contents.

To edit the content of a custom docs page, use Code Repositories to create a new branch of the docs repository, modify the Markdown file, and commit/build your changes.

Specify a page title

All content pages within a documentation bundle require the specification of a page title. This is done using the @title annotation at the top of each Markdown file (other than overview.md, which uses @name).

For example:

@title Example title

This is the text of the documentation page named "Example title in sentence case".

Add the new page to ordering.md

Each page in a documentation bundle (other than the mandatory overview.md) must be specified in an ordering.md file in the documentation repository. The ordering.md enables you to structure and organize the documentation bundle with section annotations. The left-hand table of contents is automatically generated with these section annotations.

Learn more about organizing your documentation bundle.

Optional: Use a different label in the table of contents

The filename of a content page is used to generate the URL for that page, but the @title page title is used in the left-hand table of contents. If you want a page's label in the table of contents label to be different from the page's title (for instance, if the page title is very long), you can specify a table of contents label using the @toc annotation.

Building off the example above, we might have a file like:

@title Example long title in sentence case
@toc Example

This is the text of the documentation page named "Example long title in sentence case". The page's title will appear in the table of contents as "Example".