Your docs sites load faster and support llms-full.txt and .md for LLM ingestion — plus you can now add icons to buttons, center- or right-align text on the page, and much more
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That means your users will get improved performance in your docs, and there are a few other benefits as well…
Our new docs platform means , which includes all of the content on your entire docs site.
llms-full.txt is a new proposed standard for making web content available in text-base formats that are easier for LLMs to process. You can access the llms-full.txt page by appending /llms-full.txt to the root URL of your docs site.
The llms-full.txt file provides a comprehensive collection of all your site’s content in Markdown formatting. With this file, you make it easier for LLMs to efficiently discover and process your documentation content.
You can also now add .md to any page’s URL in the browser to .
This is great for LLMs as well, which find it much easier and more efficient to process Markdown than a full HTML file with all the styling your docs site page includes.
Last month we added to docs, and last week we added . Now, we’re combining the two!
You can now add an icon to any button you add to your docs, allowing for more customization, and helping you attract more attention to your CTAs.
Want to build a polished landing page, add some more structure, or even make your docs the homepage for your entire product? That’s just got easier with alignments in GitBook.
You can now align header and paragraph blocks to the left, center or right of your page, allowing for more flexibility when you’re designing your content.
Add centered titles to build a clean landing page. Right-align an image or some buttons as a CTA to read more. You can even combine alignments with our new column blocks and button icons to create variations on specific layouts you like. Here’s a quick example:
When you hit ⌘ + A (Mac) or Ctrl + A (Windows) to Select all within certain blocks, GitBook will now first select the contents of that block. You can hit the same keyboard shortcut again to select all the content on the page.
The blocks that use this logic are tab, stepper, code, column and hint blocks.
We’re constantly working to improve the way you and your team work in GitBook, and value your input on features, bugs, and more. Make sure you head to our official GitBook community to join the discussion.
