Contributing to this website
As the page is hosted using Github Pages, contributing is as easy as pushing stuff to this repository. Get a GitHub account if you do not have one already, and let me know you want to contribute - I'll add you as a collaborator.
Adding a part to the recommended parts list
To add a part to the list, you just need to create an .md file in the _parts folder. Look at the existing parts to understand the file structure. The meta-data is self explanatory: there's name, link to buy the part, tournament weight category for which the part is recommended and type of the part (BEC, motor, etc.). Everything below is the description - you can put detailed specs or your comments there.
Adding a bot guide
To add a bot guide, simply create (or edit an existing) guide file in the _bots folder.
Edit the meta-data
title - name of the robot. Will be displayed on the Bots page.
thumbnail - thumbnail image name that will be displayed on the Bots page.
Upload the thumbnail image
Add the thumbnail image to the img/bots folder! If image parameter set in the previous step matches the name of the image, the thumbnail will be displayed on the Bots page.
Add guide contents
Look at the _bots/timmy.md for reference!
Using GitHub Pages
You can use the editor on GitHub to maintain and preview the content for your website in Markdown files.
Whenever you commit to this repository, GitHub Pages will run Jekyll to rebuild the pages in your site, from the content in your Markdown files.
Markdown
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### Header 3
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