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  1. We've updated our docs website to be based on Antora and is now published here! :cockpit:

    This has the added benefit of showing us docs for different versions and allows us to be more flexible.

    docs.cockpit-project.org/cockp

  2. @david_chisnall I have only one minor criticism of GitHub's highlighting, and I don't know whether it is (or should be) fixable.

    In cases such as the one pictured below, it's necessary to scroll/page down hugely to bring a tiny change into sight.

    In other words, 'Show Diff' shows much, much more than the diff.

    A wild guess: maybe specific to AsciiDoc in GitHub, or the FreeBSD Documentation Project's use of AsciiDoc in cases such as this.

    @zev @bentolor

    #GitHub #AsciiDoc #preview #diff

  3. Coming from on , I think about migrating our projects user manual to using and/or .

    But I wonder if there is a service like for based manuals available for or projects.

    Important is that those platforms do support @Codeberg (#forgejo aka ) code hosting, instead of Microsoft GitHub.

  4. Switching to Antora for the OliveTin docs was the best thing ever for the docs. Now just added support for doc tabs with a simple extension :-) #asciidoc #antora thanks Dan Allen!

  5. @AstridSawatzky The IntelliJ AsciiDoc Plugin by @ahus1 can be configured to use custom stylesheets for the preview pane, so you see exactly what your output will look like:

    intellij-asciidoc-plugin.ahus1

    If you use antora.org, you can even point to the stylesheets from your custom #Antora UI.

    #AsciiDoc #IntelliJ

  6. OPS4J Documentation is moving from Confluence to Git. Initial setup is done: ops4j.github.io

    #OPS4J #AsciiDoc #Antora #GitHub

  7. @meansofescape
    Well, free software is most affordable, so how about, e.g., writing your sources in #Markdown? Conversion to PDF (or anything else) can be done by one of the many free tools, github.com/jmaupetit/md2pdf, #Pandoc, ...
    Or this: I'm currently investigating #antora - pretty cool framework built around #AsciiDoc.
    Guess I'm biased toward software documentation and docs-as-code, though. 😉

  8. dear #documentation people: Is there a way in #Antora to keep #AsciiDoc and images together. I would like to have a subdir per page and in there a 'image' subdir containing only the images for that page