# Summary
This pull adds back the OpenShift docs as a full dedicated platform
The main changes are:
- Adding the conditionals for OpenShift
- Modifying the Makefile for the new platform
- Adding the tutorials back in
- Fixing up the navigation headers
This was not too much trouble, which bodes well for the future.
- Fixed the sidebar scroll - with this fix, you'll be able to scroll to
the end of the left sidebar at any given screen height.
- Renamed content-navigation component and CSS class names for better
consistency.
- Changed the footer style by including it as part of the main content
area. This change is required to have the scroll fix mentioned at point
no. 1.
- Reduced the hero height by a small margin, in order to have more
sidebar scroll room on smaller devices such as 13 inch laptop and all.
- Used higher contrast color on search modal's bg and scrollbar thumb to
have better color consistency.
- Made scrollbar thumbs visible by default.
- Set sidebar scroll position to match the active doc item.
- Added custom scrollbars for code blocks.
General cleanups I've noticed after new docs launched.
- Creates a markdown doc for steps needed after creating a new platform
for the doc site.
- Adds min.io sitemap to the sitemap_index file.
- Fixes two links causing some crawler errors in glossary and
troubleshooting files.
A few minor cleanups:
- Removing the SDK markdown docs from git tracking. They're already
tracked in the SDK directories, we don't need to do that twice
- Cleaning up the builds, as only Linux needs to build out the SDK docs
at this time
- Fixing build-docs.sh to build the SDK docs with Linux (so we get
proper version numbers). Means we have to build Linux with SYNC_SDK=TRUE
on the server to pull in the SDK docs (otherwise they will all be
empty).
Tested locally and everything seems to work just fine. Will see what
happens when it goes live, but I figured I'd ask for @harshavardhana 's
thoughts since they know more about the build server script process than
I do.
This is the initial work for what should be a git-managed set of nginx
configs we can include into the Nginx Docs server.
The idea here is we manage redirects in git, and either chron-copy them
to a location we can include via the sites-available/<file>, *or* we
just include them from the git path (if nginx tolerates that)
I can't really _test_ these right now since they are using live URLs. if
we move forward with the soft-launch, we'll have a few opportunities to
maybe test a subset of these URLs and see what happens.
Please let me know if there is anything *obviously* wrong here.
ToDo: The Legacy Docs redirects
Adds four reference docs for the subcommands of `mc support logs`.
Adds a section to the troubleshooting doc for using `mc support logs` to
send error logs to SUBNET.
Closes#511 .
Closes#523
This PR
- adds the three commands for `mc license` to the reference docs for
`mc`.
- Replaces `mc support register` with `mc license register`.
- Updates references to `mc support register` to point to `mc license
register` instead.
Algolia crawler requires the baseURLs be bare domains, otherwise a conflict arises between the loaded page and the defined canonical URL in each page. This causes the Algolia crawler to reject the page and not find anything to index in the docs.
Also corrects Intersphinx errors at build time resulting from not having the correct paths to linux and kubernetes docs.
This adds content to the three stub files.
Corrects the Makefile for incorrect importing of Javascript docs into the Haskell folder.
Corrects community Slack URLs to point to slack.min.io.
