![]() (Paul Hibbitts, CC BY-A 4.0) Render other files in the same repository In the Web Page Builder section, enter the URL of a Markdown file in a public repo of Codeberg or GitHub (other Git hosts can also be used via Docsify-This URL parameters but not in the Web Page Builder), and then click the Publish as Standalone Web Page button. To use the Web Page Builder, open a browser and navigate to the Docsify-This website or your local instance. It's open source, so you can host a Docsify-This instance using your own custom domain without the risk of platform lock-in. In addition, if you use Codeberg or GitHub to store your Markdown files, an Edit this Page link can be automatically provided for each page to support collaborative authoring. You can also use a set of provided Markdown CSS classes when creating your own Markdown content. Designers can alter the visual appearance of displayed pages with the point-and-click Web Page Builder interface or URL parameters. You can also link multiple Markdown files to create a simple website. With Docsify-This, you can instantly turn any publicly available Markdown file into a responsive standalone web page. Are you interested in leveraging Markdown for online content without any website setup or build process? How about seamlessly embedding constraint-free Markdown or HTML into multiple platforms (such as a content management system or learning management system)? The open source project Docsify-This, built with Docsify.js, provides an easy way to publish, share, and reuse Markdown content.
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