Across the docs we have stuff like this in content:
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title = "Quicknode setup"
description = "A walkthrough for operators who want to run a Shinzo Generator client but would rather pay a managed node provider than run and babysit their own Ethereum execution node."
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Most of the time, the description variable serves are a good, short introduction as to what $this page is about. It could be useful to use description as lead-text for pages. This lead-text would be smaller than the main page title, but larger than the rest of the main content to show that it's more important/draw the readers eye.
Tasks
- Edit the content template to use
description at the start of each page.
- If no
description field is present, don't display any lead-text.
- Style the .lead-text class (or whatever we went up calling it) to look distinct from the rest of the copy on the page.
Across the docs we have stuff like this in content:
Most of the time, the
descriptionvariable serves are a good, short introduction as to what $this page is about. It could be useful to usedescriptionas lead-text for pages. This lead-text would be smaller than the main page title, but larger than the rest of the main content to show that it's more important/draw the readers eye.Tasks
descriptionat the start of each page.descriptionfield is present, don't display any lead-text.