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Here are some options available to you. Comprehensive documentation for Typemill is readily accessible, featuring a wealth of information tailored to various user groups: Though Typemill is a relatively small project, its community is vibrant and expanding, particularly on the GitHub discussion board. Feel free to post your questions and connect with fellow users. If you've encountered a bug, please report it by opening a new issue on GitHub. For those seeking professional assistance, Trendschau Digital offers a commercial freelance service.

Please note that this is a paid service, so free support is not available. However, if you're a company or have a budget, don't hesitate to reach out – we're here to help. Here are some examples of our past work: Welcome to the official Typemill Documentation! This guide provides everything you need to get started, manage content, and extend Typemill with themes and plugins. Typemill is a lightweight, open-source CMS for hybrid publishing.

Made for user manuals, documentation, knowledge bases, and professional eBooks. Build structured websites with a Markdown-based CMS. Easy to set up, intuitive to use, and comes with AI integration at its core. Generate eBooks from your content in PDF or ePub. The eBook plugin supports custom templates using WeasyPrint and Paged.js for full control. User manuals are essential but hard to manage for small companies.

Typemill is an open-source tool that makes creating user manuals easy and intuitive. Clear and engaging technical documentation is essential for success. Use the Typemill Documentation Bundle for a lightweight approach for small companies. Version 2 of Typemill is now available, starting from the 12th of November 2023. You can download the latest version from the Typemill startpage or directly from GitHub! The answer is a firm NO.

If you're creating a new website, it's recommended to use Version 2. However, for existing installations, it's advisable to wait for version 2.1.0 before updating. Here are two crucial reasons: For those eager to upgrade immediately (like I did for most of my own websites), you can follow the upgrade guide. While the visual appearance of version 2 remains similar to version 1, there have been substantial changes under the hood: There is also a public roadmap, that will be updated regularly, and a new discussion board for Typemill on GitHub.

You can install Typemill manually, via GitHub, or with Docker. For full information, please consult the documentation. Install dependencies with Composer (make sure you have Composer installed): If you prefer to update all libraries to their latest versions, you can use composer update instead. Typemill will now be available at http://localhost:8080. Typemill version 2.17.0 has landed with new plugins from the community, more improvements to the media library, example articles for your KI prompts, and an official DockerHub version.

Last but not least: Let us celebrate 500 stars for Typemill on GitHub! You can download the latest release of Typemill from the start page. You can use the media library in the raw Markdown editor now and add media directly with a click. You will also find a new eye button that filters unused media so you can clean up your media lib. Be careful here and double-check if the media is really not in use anymore. Another useful feature is the ability to add a link to an article in your own prompts.

The linked article will be sent as an example along with your prompt and the article you work on. You can use the example to adopt your tonality, style, structure, or something similar. I tested it with this newsletter article, and it works quite well. I also published an official DockerHub version. This should make deploying Typemill easier for those who prefer containerized applications. In this release, several new plugins have been introduced.

A new cookie plugin by Giuseppe Chiesa is now available, alongside a swipe plugin by Josef Pavlik, aimed at enhancing large image views. Both plugins are free to use and are great contributions to the small Typemill ecosystem. Additionally, a new newsletter plugin for KIT and Mailerlite has been published under the MAKER license. You can add newsletter forms to your Typemill website with it. If you are still working with Typemill Version 1, then please follow the upgrade guide for Typemill. If you developed your own themes and plugins, then follow the developer guide for themes and the developer guide for plugins.

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