233.14938
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Docker image tag with the Writerside builder: 233.14938
docker pull registry.jetbrains.team/p/writerside/builder/writerside-builder:233.14938
This is the fourth public EAP release of Writerside. Based on IntelliJ platform 2023.3.
New action for adding API documentation from the table of contents.
The action opens a dialog where you can point to the API specification, select the format of generated topics, and configure some other relevant options.
For more information, see Generate API reference.
Added support for creating D2 diagrams.
For more information, see D2 diagrams.
You can now use inline formatting in headings of chapters, procedures, and other elements that have titles.
You can now select the keymap to use for produced PDFs. So if you have shortcuts defined for Windows, macOS, and Linux, you can produce three sets of PDF docs.
Fixed rendering of long code blocks, formatted variables, and links to other topics in the See also section.
Produced artifacts no longer depend on external resources hosted at resources.jetbrains.com. Set <offline-docs>true<offline-docs> in buildprofiles.xml to bundle the frontend application and the PWA icons in the built artifact. This enables you to publish such artifacts as a self-contained website in an isolated environment without internet access.
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The JetBrains Sans font is not bundled with the offline artifacts. In this case, Writerside uses your system font for offline builds.
Builds can now produce
sitemap.xmlfor better SEO. Make sure to properly host it during publication and submit it to Google and other search engines if necessary. For more information, see Generate sitemap.Added support for dark-themed GIFs.
The
<color-preset>option now works as expected in buildprofiles.xml and correctly controls the intensity of the accent color.Various improvements and fixes of GUI elements, markup validation, and inspections.
Git integration is a new topic that explains basic Git concepts for documentation authors.
Build with Docker is a new topic that explains how to run the Writerside builder in a Docker container. This is useful if you want to write your own automation script for building and publishing the docs, or a CI/CD pipeline beyond the already covered GitHub, GitLab, and TeamCity Cloud cases.
Reworked some topics to ensure they correctly reflect the current behavior: Instances, Table of contents, Conditional content, Inline code and code blocks, Summary elements.