How a guide is put together (demonstration)
Demonstration of an article's fields — title, date, category, tags, cover, and outline.
Demonstration of an article's fields — title, date, category, tags, cover, and outline.
The title is the name of the guide. The summary appears in listings and on the home page.
The publication date orders recent guides. The category groups the guide with others like it. Tags add other groupings without changing the category.
If the guide is updated, the update date appears next to the publication date. This example has both.
The cover sits at the top of the guide. Its description is there for someone who cannot see the picture.
The larger headings on this page appear in the outline. This block shows a nested heading.
A smaller heading stays out of the outline so the list does not grow too long.
This subtitle should not appear in “On this guide”.