Site Rules

• Start any .md file with a 2 triple-dashed lines front matter, otherwise Jekyll will copy the original md file into the resulting _site directory.

  Opcode files should include:

  • a layout: sfz/opcode variable to specify the required layout to build the resulting html page
  • the page language code if it's not English
  • optionally, the title of the page if different than the page name (see the example below).

• Each opcode file must have also an entry in the [syntax.yml] db file.

• Using block code three back ticks even with a single line, inline code is used for opcode keywords highlights.

• Using spaces instead of tabs for indentation in pages, mostly on _config.yml to avoid issues / unwanted results.

• Using 80 characters per line limit for a better reading.

• Using a naming convention for numbered opcodes starting with N following with X Y Z, e.g.: egN_timeX_onccY

• Don't use '<' and '>' in md files to avoid the parser to generate wrong html code, use '‹' and '›' instead or surround them with backticks.