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The co­de (#) fol­der

Used to put templates for how your Docly site should display your content.

Pub­lis­hin­g a fol­der in Doc­ly

Publish a folder to create websites from your Docly content. Make them available for the public or for invited people only.

Set­ting up and using a Mas­ter Pa­ge

Note: This post is outdated. See Using master page files for the current guide to Master Pages in Docly.

Master pages are used with docly's master file directive.

Please refer to new updated code examples.

Set­ting up de­fault fi­les

Default files are available in the root or any subfolder, they can always be overridden if desired.
When the file is not present in the root or a sub folder the default file will act as if it was in the folder.

The default files are used to make "Publish templates" and/or to keep the code away from the content files.

Con­nect to Doc­ly with FT­P

Note: FTP support was removed in 2016 for security reasons. See Deprecation of FTP Support due to Security issues for details. To connect to Docly today, use WebDAV / network drive mapping.

Use the FTP protocol to connect to your Docly folders, scan to FTP from printers or script something cool.

Wel­come to Doc­ly - The Exp­ress Co­ding Plat­for­m

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