Getting Started
Learn how to create your first feature documentation page using a markdown file.
Overview
Every page in this docs section is powered by a plain .md file. Drop a file in content/docs/ and you instantly get a fully rendered, navigable doc page with syntax highlighting, tables, and more - no code changes needed.
Where do files go? All
.mdfiles live incontent/docs/at the project root. Use sub-folders to group related pages - e.g.content/docs/admin/users.md→/documentation/features/admin/users.
Creating your first page
- Create the file - Add a new
.mdfile insidecontent/docs/. The filename becomes the URL slug, e.g.my-feature.md→/documentation/features/my-feature. - Add frontmatter - At minimum you need
title. Adddescription,group, andorderto control sidebar placement. - Write your content - Use standard Markdown: headings, paragraphs, code blocks, tables, lists.
- Save and refresh - The page appears in the sidebar automatically. No server restart needed in development.
Minimal example
---
title: My Feature
description: A short description shown under the title.
group: Core Features
order: 5
---
## Overview
Explain what this feature does here.
> **Tip:** Use blockquotes for callout-style notes.
Frontmatter fields
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
title | string | Yes | Page heading shown in the sidebar and at the top of the page |
description | string | No | Short subtitle shown below the title |
group | string | No | Sidebar group/folder name. Omit for top-level pages |
order | number | No | Sort order within its group. Lower = higher. Default: 999 |