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DocFX usage example for Unity projects
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Flax Engine Documentation
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.NET CLI template for Petabridge-style projects
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DevExpress .NET Controls End-User Documentation
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A dark theme for documentation generated with DocFX .
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Monogame renderer and importer for LDtk Level editor
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Ignite UI for Angular topics for all available components and features
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The documentation site for the open source Content Management System DNN (formerly DotNetNuke).
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We've recently released new icons for Cake extensions, to help more easily differentiate Cake Addins, Modules, Recipes, etc.
More information: https://github.com/cake-contrib/graphics
VS Code extension to provide local build and validation experience for Docs repository.
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A helper to make docfx based document in Unity3D
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A Health Catalyst-branded sample Markdown documentation project that generates a website and/or PDFs using DocFx
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A post-processor plugin for DocFX v2 that adds last modified date to conceptual articles.
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Reference map files to Unity API to use with DocFX
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NetOffice Framework website. Generated from Docs repository.
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Jellyfin has a lot of image types:
Some of those I know of what they are meant for; primary is the cover, logo is as it says a logo.
However, for most I still have no idea where they are used and what aspect ratio is required. Recommended resolution would also be nice.
My sugg