📗 The dated Lucida Grande was the Mac system font a decade ago and used for the docs on Mac (and only Mac). We now use the system font stack, to get a similar result to Linux, Windows, Android and iOS. https://systemfontstack.com
To make them more visible, we've added coloured sidebars and text to the "New in version x.y" / "Changed in version x.y" / " Deprecated since version x.y" directives.
If I want to demo some #code snippet for solving a problem in a few different languages and have a each language under a tab, what would be the best tool for that?
Continued research on #OpenSource#documentation, and I've gotta say — as much as I like #markdown, it's really led us to a place where basically all docs everywhere look the same. Very little in terms of interactive docs or novel / inventive approaches to teaching. I mean, it's not a terrible place to be, just a bit... dull.
I've been helping to investigate a few LLVM and Rust bugs recently, and I keep running into pet peeves with how these bugs are reported, so I'm going to put together some #RulesForBugFiling
I don't want to discourage anyone from filing a bug, please do! But... be aware with how you represent the issue that you're seeing.
I also know that there are folks on here who are vastly more knowledgeable than I am, so feel free to suggest corrections, perhaps by filing some sort of report...
🆕 When you visit https://docs.python.org you can now hit the forward slash key ➡️ / ⬅️ to highlight the search box, and immediately start typing your query. Try it!
Org provides methods to create a link in the correct syntax, to insert it into an Org file, and to follow the link.
The main function is 'org-store-link', called with 'M-x org-store-link'. ... It stores a link to the current location.
I didn't realize such stored links then suggested for completion on 'M-x org-insert-link ('C-c C-l).
et donc ouais, quand on veut stocker ses infos de profil facebook dans un truc comme google doc, le transfert refuse de fonctionner si on n'autorise "que les fichiers qui viennent de facebook". Il faut EN PLUS cocher la case obligatoire "TOUS les fichiers google docs" que Meta a ainsi le droit de modifier, éditer, supprimer etc.
Btw, can someone point me to the right direction of an official documentation so that I can stop asking this silly questions here? The closest thing I found googling is this which can't be called documentation.
Both repo and website should have a direct access to the documentation having answers to this questions, including that the api docs are in every instance/api-docs.
Some excellent #docs at https://bpmn.io/toolkit/bpmn-js/walkthrough/#bpmn-js-internals by @bpmn_io. I know NOTHING about any of the technologies, and yet that diagram makes it looks like something understandable. Simple clear sentences like 'We use diagram-js to draw shapes and connections' help too.
You can add a bit of JavaScript to automatically activate the relevant tab based on the reader's operating system, so they see the relevant info sooner.