This page is a plain Markdown file edited in VS Code — just frontmatter (title, category) and a Markdown body. The sidebar, breadcrumb, “In this article” table of contents and styling are generated automatically, so it matches the migrated documentation.
How to add a new article
Create a Markdown file at src/content/docs/<category>/<slug>.md with a little frontmatter:
- title — the page title and article heading
- category / categoryLabel — which section of the sidebar it belongs to
- then write the body in normal Markdown — headings, lists,
code, links, etc.
Run npm run dev and the page appears at /support/documentation/<category>/<slug>/ with live reload as you type.
What gets generated for you
- The sidebar link, slotted into the matching category (and highlighted when active)
- The breadcrumb back to Support Documentation
- The right-hand table of contents from your
##and###headings - The page
<head>, shared theme styles and scripts
Result
The 127 migrated docs stay byte-faithful, and new Markdown articles reuse the same template and CSS — so the whole knowledge base stays consistent, and authoring is just editing a .md file.