Writing Docs in Plain Markdown

This sample site is now written with Markdown only. There is no raw HTML in these pages, so you can use them as a reference when you start filling in the real Yatsu Reader documentation.

Quick Start

1. Create a new file in docs/, for example docs/library.md.
2. Add that file to the nav section in mkdocs.yml.
3. Write normal Markdown and let MkDocs build the page.

Heading Levels

Second-level heading

Third-level heading

Fourth-level heading

Fifth-level heading

Sixth-level heading

Paragraphs, Emphasis, and Links

Use plain paragraphs for most content. You can add bold text, italic text, and inline code when you need emphasis.

• Internal link: Getting Started
• Internal link: Reader Guide
• External link: Open Yatsu Reader

Image

Quote

Blockquotes are useful for short notes, examples, or quoted UI text.

Horizontal Rule

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Footnote

You can also add a footnote when a sentence needs extra context.¹

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1. This is a sample footnote written in normal Markdown. ↩