Advanced usage

Markdown files

You can specify the page title by adding _just: title: ... in the first line of the Markdown file.
Example:

Markdown_just: title: This is text will be page title

You can also specify the previous and next pages:

_just: prev: /path/to/previous/page
_just: next: /path/to/next/page

The path to the page should start with a slash (/).
This path is a relative path from the root directory of your website, which you’ve specified in the workflow file.
The path to the page should not end with a file extension name (e.g., .md ).

This will add buttons to the end of the page.
Just an Ultimate Site Tool will automatically get the title of the previous and/or next pages and insert it into the generated button output.
The output should look like this:
Output

The `just.config.js` file

You can change search key: (slash (/) by default)
just.config.js:

JavaScriptmodule.exports = {
  // ...
  docs_config: {
    // ...
    searchKey: '/'
  }
}

You can allow web archive: (disallowed ( true ) by default)
just.config.js:

JavaScriptmodule.exports = {
  // ...
  noWebarchive: false
}

You can insert custom HTML code in <head>:
just.config.js:

JavaScriptmodule.exports = {
  // ...
  docs_config: {
    // ...
    insertInHTMLHead: '<!-- Your HTML code here /-->'
  }
}

You can enable debug logs:
just.config.js:

JavaScriptmodule.exports = {
  // ...
  debug: true
}

Custom HTML, CSS, JavaScript files

Theme

Just an Ultimate Site Tool saves some data in localStorage. Please do not modify any variable with key that starts with sp, as these variables store scroll information in BASE-64.
You can use the t (theme) variable to synchronize the theme between your custom pages and the generated documentation pages.

JavaScriptlocalStorage.getItem('t');

You can set the t variable to update the theme, but the value must be one of: l (light), d (dark), a (auto / sync with device).

JavaScriptlocalStorage.setItem('t', 'a');

Search

You can make custom documentation search in your custom pages:

Fetch /_just/ or /_just/index.json, it’ll return a JSON that has a "json" key.
Fetch /_just/( put the "json" value here ).json, this will return a JSON, where the key is the page URL and the value is the content of the page.

Example: