Are you looking for an attractive semantic HTML template for writing single-page documentation?
You're going to love this!
Check out the demo: https://jyoungblood.github.io/pocketdocs
Writing documentation can be difficult, especially when many "turn-key" solutions require an involved installation and configuration process. It's often easier to start with a single HTML file, but even then it's tempting to get lost in the details building the base structure and configuring defaults needed to create something nice.
Pocket Docs provides a sensible default configuration that lets you focus on writing content. It's a single static HTML file that you can develop to meet your specific needs...and it looks good without any effort!
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Just add HTML - We've taken care of the basic structure so you can get started easily. Add your content as semantic HTML (almost as easy as writing Markdown).
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Minimal architecture - It's a single file, external CSS & JS libraries included from CDN. Ready to deploy in any environment.
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Sensible defaults - Includes syntax highlighting, responsive sidebar/dropdown navigation, scroll-based nav highlighting, AND A NICE DEFAULT DESIGN
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Easy customization - Made with basic HTML, CSS, and JS. Add any library or your own code to make it what you want it to be.
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Future improvements planned - Upcoming support for easy themes using CSS variables, automatically generating navigation based on content, and even better code highlighting experience. Stay tuned...
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Highlight.js themes
- Using Catpuccin "Mocha" theme for default - https://catppuccin.github.io/highlightjs/
- https://draculatheme.com/highlightjs
- https://github.com/highlightjs/base16-highlightjs
- https://jmblog.github.io/color-themes-for-highlightjs/
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- Using this plugin for copying code blocks to clipboard
- Default styles - https://github.com/arronhunt/highlightjs-copy/blob/master/styles/highlightjs-copy.css
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HTML development