Posts tagged with 'docs'
Marmite Documentation
Markdown Makes Sites Marmite is a fast, minimal static site generator written in Rust that converts Markdown files into HTML websites. It's designed for simplicity and includes features like live reloading, RSS feeds, and a built-in development serv ... read more →
Marmite Editor
The marmite editor is a full-featured markdown editor with live preview, metadata management, and file editing built into the dev server. read more →
Marmite Toolbar
The marmite toolbar is a floating development panel injected during --serve mode that lets you create, edit, move, clone, and delete content directly from the browser. read more →
Content Management API
Marmite exposes a local REST API during --serve mode for creating, editing, moving, cloning, and deleting content, plus managing site configuration. read more →
Workspace - Multi-Site Support
Build and manage multiple marmite sites from a single workspace with cross-site references, shared configuration, and unified builds. read more →
Redirect Aliases
Generate redirect pages for old URLs when you rename content slugs, preserving links and SEO with the aliases frontmatter field. read more →
Internal Link Validation
Validate internal links at build time to catch broken references before deployment, with configurable warning and strict failure modes. read more →
Language Streams - Multilingual Content
Write content in multiple languages with automatic translation linking, language stream pages, and hreflang SEO tags using marmite's language streams feature. read more →
Media Organization with Slug-Based Subfolders
Organize media files in per-content subfolders and reference them with the @/ shorthand in markdown read more →
AT Protocol standard.site
Complete guide to publishing your Marmite blog posts to the decentralized AT Protocol using the standard.site specification. read more →