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Modified wording for font sizes.
Defined sequential for ordered lists.
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| To remain consistent across all of our guides, nested content should be indented *four* spaces and a blank line should be used above and below the content. Our Markdown processor assumes nested content starts directly below the *first* character in the text of the list item above it. With this in mind, it's important to indent the text portion of the list item to match that four space indent. In practice, there should be *two* spaces after the number (for ordered lists) and *three* spaces after the bullet for unordered lists. If this spacing is not respected, the nested content may not render properly. |
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What does "Our Markdown processor..." refer to? Hugo?
| ### Tabs | ||
| Using a tabbed interface allows you to separate content into user-selectable tabs. This can be used to provide specific instructions for different versions of a software application (like MySQL 5.7 or .8), different operating systems (like macOS, Windows, or a Linux distribution), or different user tools (like the Cloud Manager, Linode CLI, or Linode API). |
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Suggest removing the last set of parentheses.
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| Use the *file shortcode* to present code examples, code snippets, and other text file contents in a guide. This shortcode renders the file content with line numbering, a specified filepath, syntax highlighting, and line highlighting. Unlike other shortcodes (e.g. `content`, `note`, `caution`, etc), the file shortcode should be referenced with Markdown's *code fence* syntax. | ||
| Use the *file shortcode* to present code examples, code snippets, and other text file contents in a guide. This shortcode renders the file content with line numbering, a specified filepath, syntax highlighting, and line highlighting. Unlike other shortcodes (e.g., `content`, `note`, `caution`, etc.), the file shortcode should be referenced with Markdown's *code fence* syntax. |
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I don't understand the last sentence in this paragraph but left it in. Does this just mean to change the syntax to Markdown syntax?
Removed extra spacing.
Correct spelling and spacing errors.
More spelling errors fixed.
Completed reorganization of content to correspond to the guide instructions.
Reworded some outdated content.
Replaced links that were not working.
Modernized some content.