This is such excellent news to see, I am so so happy for you Ian!

More fine-tuning! To accommodate non-maximized meeting windows, I've now:

✅ Increased font size (via URL parameter) for the session guide
✅ Removed the (optionally visible) sidebar

Maximum readability for split-screen viewing 👇🏼

A real Docsify-This "flex" for the session itself!

I'll also use a split tab view during the session, so participants can see BOTH where we are at in the guide and live Docsify-This pages together.

Since the guide itself is published using Docsify-This, participants can experience firsthand how an online #Markdown file can be transformed into a web page and visually styled through URL parameters - just like they will be exploring during the session challenges.

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These updated Grav skeletons are now available at:
getgrav.org/downloads/sk...

Open Course Hub demo:
demo.hibbittsdesign.org/grav-open-co...

Open MultiCourse Hub demo:
demo.hibbittsdesign.org/grav-open-mu...

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Next up, fresh releases of several of my Grav CMS themes/skeletons:

Open Course/MultiCourse Hub
✅ Included refreshed theme includes:
✅ Better typography with 18px body font
✅ Cleaner aesthetics with rounded corners and shadows
✅ Optional dark mode support with system preference detection

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Docsify-This.net v1.10.6 highlights:

✅ New Share-This.net alias domain for non Docsify-This branded URLs (e.g share-this.net?basePath=htt...)
✅ Support of max-width parameter to set custom page content width
✅ Minor refresh to Web Page Builder UI
✅ Improved file error messages
✅ Updated ReadMe

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Based on responses so far (thank you to everyone!) I could see that it would help to better communicate when the tool is often most useful... so here is a new section titled "When is Docsify-This a Good Candidate?" in the Docsify-This docs:

docsify-this.net#/?id=when-is...

Let's draw interest through thoughtful design and real value vs. a technical focus.

Can people love their web publishing tool like they do a favourite song or book? That emotional connection is what I'm striving for with docsify-this.net

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