How to create and edit pages

This article introduces new contributors to the process of editing existing pages and creating new ones.

To edit a page, you need to find the page source in our content repo. The easiest way to find it is to navigate to the page you want to edit, go to the bottom of the page, and click on the "Source on GitHub" link.

Once you've found the source to edit, go to our README and work through our Making contributions guide.

If you are editing the page locally, to see what your changes look like you can go to the content repo folder, execute the CLI command yarn start, go to localhost:5042 in your browser, and navigate to page and view it. Enter the title in the search box to find it easily. The previewed page will update in the browser live as you edit the source.

You can add or remove tags, which describe the page's content and purpose, in the "tags" list at the top of the page source. See How to properly tag pages, for information on which tags to apply.

To attach a file to your article, you just need to include it in the same directory as the article's index.html file, and include it in your page, typically via an <a> element.

To create a new page, see our Adding a new document instructions.

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