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Hello, everyone! Is there any way to build not the whole documentation into static site? The case is - we have different customers, which bought different licenses of the product and we want to provide them with documentation in accordance to their licenses. |
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You could divide your documentation into different projects and then use one of the multi-project plugins (monorepo, multirepo) to build a consolidated site. See the MkDocs plugin wiki for more information. |
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Thx a lot, will research in that way
сб, 25 мар. 2023 г., 14:55 Martin Donath ***@***.***>:
… You could divide your documentation into different projects and then use
one of the multi-project plugins (monorepo, multirepo) to build a
consolidated site. See the MkDocs plugin wiki
<https://github.com/mkdocs/mkdocs/wiki/MkDocs-Plugins#site-management>
for more information.
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You could divide your documentation into different projects and then use one of the multi-project plugins (monorepo, multirepo) to build a consolidated site. See the MkDocs plugin wiki for more information.