Question 1

Basic Markdown Formatting Guide

Accepted Answer

Markdown is a straightforward way to format plain text that gets converted into correctly styled HTML on your website. You'll use these rules to write the main content in your .mdx files. Here are the most common formatting options:

Headings

Use the hash symbol (#) followed by a space to create headings. More hashes mean a smaller heading level. Headings help structure your document.

# Heading Level 1 (Largest, usually only one per page)
## Heading Level 2 (For major sections)
### Heading Level 3 (For sub-sections)
#### Heading Level 4
##### Heading Level 5
###### Heading Level 6 (Smallest)
`

Paragraphs

Just write text normally. Separate paragraphs with a blank line. Don't indent paragraphs.

This is the first paragraph. Write naturally.


This is the second paragraph. Make sure there's an empty line separating it from the one above.

Text Emphasis

Bold: Use two asterisks (**) or two underscores (__) around the text.

This text is **bold**.
This text is __also bold__.

Italics: Use one asterisk (*) or one underscore (_) around the text.

This text is *italic*.
This text is _also italic_.

Bold and Italic: Use three asterisks (***) or three underscores (___) around the text.

This text is ***bold and italic***.
This text is ___also bold and italic___.

Lists

Unordered Lists (Bullets)

Start each line with an a

Question 2

Component: Alert

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Purpose

Displays a highlighted message box to draw attention to important information.

When to Use

Providing tips or extra information (info).
Warning users about potential issues (warning).
Confirming a successful action (success).
Highlighting errors or critical problems (error).

How to Use (Options / Props)

The main message goes between the opening <Alert> and closing </Alert> tags.

| Option (prop) | Description | Required? | Example Value(s) | | ---- | | type | The style/color of the alert box. | Yes | info, warning, success, error | | title | An optional bold title at the start of the alert. | No | " Heads Up!", "Success!" | | children | The main message text inside the alert box. | Yes | Put text between tags |

Example MDX Usage

Informational Alert:

<Alert type="info" title="Did You Know?">
&nbsp; You can customize your dashboard settings in the profile section.
</Alert>

Warning Alert:

<Alert type="warning">
&nbsp; Please save your changes before navigating away from this page.
</Alert>

Success Alert:

<Alert type="success" title="Profile Updated">
&nbsp; Your changes have been saved successfully.
</Alert>

Error Alert:

<Alert type="error" title="Upload Failed">
&nbsp; The selected file format is not supported. Please upload a JPG or PNG file.
</Alert>

Question 3

Component: Accordion

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Purpose

Creates a list of collapsible sections, often used for Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) or organizing detailed information concisely. Users click a title to reveal the content.

When to Use

Displaying FAQs.
Hiding detailed steps or explanations until needed.
Organizing complex information into manageable chunks.

How to Use (Options / Props)

This component takes a single items prop, which needs to be a list (an "array") of questions and answers.

| Option (prop) | Description | Required? | Example Value Format | | :-------------- | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :-------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | items | A list where each item has a title (the clickable part) and content (the hidden part that gets revealed). | Yes | {[ { title: 'Question 1', content: 'Answer 1' }, { title: 'Question 2', content: 'Answer 2 can include **Markdown**.' } ]} |

Important: The content for each item can contain Markdown formatting (like bold, italics, links, lists). Make sure the AI you use knows how to format the `item

Question 4

Component: Card

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Purpose

Displays information in a self-contained box, often with an image, title, description, and a link. Good for summaries or previews.

When to Use

Previewing blog posts or articles.
Highlighting key features or services briefly.
Showcasing team members or portfolio items.
Grouping related links or resources.

How to Use (Options / Props)

The main description or content goes between the opening <Card> and closing </Card> tags.

| Option (prop) | Description | Required? | Example Value(s) | | ---- | | title | The main heading for the card. | Yes | "Our Latest Blog Post" | | href | The URL the card links to when clicked. | No | /blog/latest, /features/x | | imageSrc | URL path to an optional image for the card. | No | /images/cards/post.jpg | | children | The main description text inside the card. | Yes | Put text between tags |

Example MDX Usage

Card with Title, Text, and Link:

<Card title="Explore Our Services" href="/services">
&nbsp; Discover the wide range of solutions we offer to help your business grow.
</Card>

Card with Image, Title, Text, and Link:

<Card title="New Feature Announced!" href="/blog/new-feature" imageSrc="/images/cards/feature-x.png">
&nbsp; We've just launched an exciting new feature. Click here to learn all about it and how it can benefit you.
</Card>

Card without a link (just info): ```mdx Please note that our scheduled maintenance will

Question 5

PageRush Help Center: Complete Guide to Building and Managing Your Website

Accepted Answer

This article explains the main PageRush workflows: setting up your public website, creating posts and landing pages, managing images, configuring your site, connecting custom domains, handling billing, and using AI tools with PageRush.

PageRush is a website builder for publishing posts, landing pages, images, and site settings. You manage your site from the admin panel, and PageRush turns your content into a public website.

Support Guidelines

When asking for help, include the page, post, image, domain, or billing action you are trying to complete.

For content questions, PageRush support will usually refer to Markdown or MDX. PageRush content is written as formatted text with optional metadata at the top.

For image and media questions, PageRush support will usually explain that media is uploaded to PageRush and then used by URL in Markdown or MDX.

For website visibility problems, the first thing to check is your nickname. A public PageRush website requires a permanent nickname.

For payment, plans, invoices, cancellation, and card questions, use Billing & Plans. PageRush uses Stripe as the secure payment processor.

Human support is recommended for failed payments, missing subscriptions, duplicate charges, domain verification issues after DNS setup, and account access problems.

Account and Website Identity

Website URL and Nickname

Your PageRush website becomes publicly accessible after you set a permanent nickname. The nickname creates your PageRu

Question 6

Post Mode Guide

Accepted Answer

Control whether your posts display as full blog posts with metadata or clean landing pages.

Usage

Add mode to your post's frontmatter:

---
title: My Post
mode: landing-page
---

Options

blog-post (default): Shows category, date, reading time, author, and tags
landing-page: Hides all blog metadata for a clean, minimal layout

Site-Wide Default

Set a default mode for all posts in Admin → Site Configuration.

Individual posts can override the site default by setting their own mode field.

Priority

Post's mode field
Site-wide default mode
Fallback to blog-post

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