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The JLESC website is a set of static HTML5 pages generated with a tool written in Ruby called Jekyll.
To add or modify the content of specific parts of the website, only a few plain text files written with the Markdown markup language have to be edited.
There is one general rule for getting into editing:
Don't get afraid of the overwhelming number of additional documentation pages to the right. It all comes down to this: create a pull request and wait for a maintainer to approve. If you do not know how to do that, here are the three basic steps to follow:
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Fork and clone the repository
first read Basic Setup and continue with Contributor's Workflow for details -
Add new or correct and extend existing content
after reading Structure and Orientation, see Basic Editing Knowledge, Editing Data and Editing Pages for details -
Push your changes to your fork and open a pull request.
see Step 3 ff. in Contributor's Workflow
Read the Rationale for details on the choice for Ruby/Jekyll and this procedure.
Please, by all means, notify us when anything is unclear in this wiki or the in-source documentation!