Add comprehensive markdown dropdown guide and examples for GitHub documentation #2
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This PR addresses the question "how can I add a dropdown toggle to a GitHub markdown file" by providing comprehensive documentation and practical examples of using HTML
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tags in markdown files.What's Added
📚 Complete Dropdown Guide (
MARKDOWN_DROPDOWN_GUIDE.md
)A comprehensive guide that demonstrates:
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tags🚀 Enhanced README.md
Improved the main README with practical dropdown examples:
📖 Documentation Guide (
blog/src/content/docs/guides/markdown-dropdowns.md
)Added a guide in the Astro/Starlight documentation section showing:
Benefits
Example Usage
Environment Variables
DATABASE_URL
- Your database connection stringJWT_SECRET
- Secret key for JWT tokensThis creates a collapsible section that users can expand when needed, keeping documentation clean and scannable while preserving access to detailed information.
The implementation has been tested and verified to work correctly in GitHub markdown, Astro documentation sites, and other markdown viewers.
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