Powerful yet simple to use screenshot software.
This is the repository of flameshot.org. For the software code, you should go to the main repository.
This static website is powered by zola.
It is essential that you build the website locally on your computer (it would take about 1 second) to check if the changes you have made are correctly getting converted to HTML. Typically typos can mess things up. To build the website, you first need to install zola (the static website generator that we use for this website), and then follow these steps:
zola serve
to start a local server for development
127.0.0.1:1111
in your browser to see the websiteThe browser will automatically refresh on any changes made. Sass is setup to auto compile when the scss is edited.
Please follow these conventions while trying to contribute (click on each item to open the details):
Please make sure to define the language in the markdown:
´´´sh
some commands here
```
/content/docs/
/content/docs/guide/wayland-help.md
goes into the folder /static/media/content/docs/guide/wayland-help/
.#fa0164
colorExample of a good practice:
![gnome permission window](/media/content/docs/guide/wayland-help/2022-08-04_11-39_gnome_share_permission_indow.png "Screenshot of the Gnome permission window which has a Share button at the top right corner")
The convention is to have the name of the button first (you can run Flameshot and use your mouse to hover over the button and see what it's name is), and then the icon. For the icon you can find the button you want in:
https://github.com/flameshot-org/flameshot/tree/master/data/img/material/black
and then replace the filename with the XXXX
in the following line:
<img width="24" class="gui-button" src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/flameshot-org/flameshot/master/data/img/material/black/XXXX.svg" />
Although we are not very strict, but the preferred spelling is the American spelling of the words (e.g "analyze" instead of "analyse"). When in doubt, please check the word in the Merriam-Webster dictionary. Again, don't sweat about it, but it is good to be consistent.