Using the GitLab Web IDE
If you want to make a quick edit, you can use the
GitLab Web IDE. You can do
by going into the repository you want to edit, let's say the
Ojos Project Docs, and pressing .. It
will automatically open up a Visual Studio Code-like coding environment for you
to use.
Remember that at the bottom of every page, there is a "Edit this page" button.
Click that button, press ., and you'll be opened to that specific page in the
GitLab Web IDE.
Switching to dev
When you are going to add something to any project, please make sure to switch
to the dev branch. At the bottom of the screen next to "GitLab", there is a
branch icon either labeled main or dev. Please switch to dev.
You will need to use GitLab IDE git features. If you'd like to learn how to commit make sure the repository saves your changes, please watch this video.
What is this written in?
The website documentation is written in Markdown. Please use QuickRef.ME to learn more. Some of this content also includes admonitions. You can learn more about them using the Docusaurus docs.
Although the majority of the documentation is written in Markdown, some of it is written in MDX, which is a programming language rather than a markup language. I highly recommend not editing pages that are written in MDX, such as the members page.
Error displaying webview
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After you are done editing your code with GitLab Web IDE, please disable cross-site cookies.