Adding documentation
You've set up your project's documentation in the previous step. Now, you need to add your project's documentation to the site.
Adding content
First create a homepage for your project's documentation. Create a file called index.md in the folder you created for your project's documentation. For example, if your project is called my-project, you should create a file called index.md in the folder src/pages/community/my-project/.
That's it! You can now add content to your project's documentation. To learn what kinds of features you can use, check out the Docusaurus documentation.
You can also use other project documentations as reference. For example, check out Rayfield's files to understand how you can format and layout your documentation.
Adding images to your documentation
If you want to add images to your documentation, you can create a folder in static/img/ with the same name as you used for your project's documentation folder. For example, if your project is called my-project, you should create a folder called static/img/my-project/. Then, you can add images to this folder and use them in your documentation.
In this folder, you may structure your images however you want. For example, you can create a folder called static/img/my-project/png/ and add all your PNG images to this folder, or you can create a folder called static/img/my-project/jpg/ and add all your JPG images to this folder.
Whatever is easiest for you.
Adding other assets to your documentation
If you want to add anything other than images to your documentation, you can create a folder in static/ with the name of the type of asset you want to add. For example, if you want to add a video file, you can create a folder called static/video/. Then, you make another folder inside this folder with the same name as your project's documentation folder. For example, if your project is called my-project, you should create a folder called static/video/my-project/. You can add your video file to this folder and use it in your documentation.