This page is a practical quick-start for creating and publishing new content pages in this project.

1. Create a new Markdown file under /content

2. Add frontmatter (title, slug, route, summary, template)

3. Write your page body in Markdown

4. Add optional directives for dynamic sections

5. Add the page to system/config/navigation.yaml

If you only remember one thing: content is authored in Markdown, then rendered through templates into Micron output.

Create a file in the content tree, for example:

Use subfolders when it helps structure docs, e.g. content/guides/getting-started.md.

Add frontmatter to set a template, a page title, a slug and other values required by your page type.

Use this as a base:

Field notes:

- template: page layout (default, landing, minimal, post)

- title: displayed page title

- slug: logical page id

- route: resulting NomadNet route

- summary: short description shown in some templates/lists

Read more about templates here.

You can use headings, lists, links, code blocks, blockquotes, and images.

Read the Markdown guide for supported syntax details.

Directives are optional line-based commands for dynamic behavior.

Examples:

Add your page in system/config/navigation.yaml.

Example top-level entry:

Example nested section:

Navigation order follows the order in the YAML file.