Write Beautiful Docs
Write Beautiful Docs is the tutorial companion to the OINK reference. The reference tells you what each parameter and component does; this book is being developed around one Starter site, from its first local preview toward a reviewed, published result.
The first three chapters contain working material. Later chapters deliberately show the Book draft state while their full walkthroughs are being written.
How to read this book
Start with Chapter 1: Start with a working site. Chapters 1–3 use the same Starter to preview the site, add bilingual pages, and improve their content. Chapters 4–6 and the appendix are still draft outlines. To finish customization and deployment now, continue with the Starter tutorial and Deploy. The object indexes below also demonstrate Book publishing features; use them when you need to locate a figure, table, or example.
Contents
Figures
Tables
- Table 2-1 — One explicit order is reused by navigation, paging, and generated contents.
- Table 6-1 — Each delivery state needs its own evidence and handoff.
- Table A-1 — One source tree can expose several purpose-specific Book outputs.
Equations
Examples
Install the prerequisite tools, run a local preview, and establish a visible baseline before changing the design.
Turn directories, section indexes, page bundles, and weights into one predictable reading and navigation order.
Combine prose, callouts, code, media, tables, and mathematics without turning the page into a component catalogue.
Turn a sound content structure into a recognizable, responsive, and bilingual publication.
Use Docs, Blog, Case, Book, and release pages as distinct answers to distinct reader needs.
Separate local preview, repository integration, theme release, and hosted deployment, then verify each state with the right evidence.
Copy-and-adapt contracts for Book roots, chapters, immersive Blog posts, and generated Book outputs.