Introduction

Welcome to the documentation for the Helpex template! This page will guide you on how to use and customize the template to suit your needs.

Helpex - Online Documentation Template.

An online documentation HTML template is a pre-designed structure and layout that helps developers and creators present their template, projects, or products in an organized and user-friendly manner on the web. It serves as a guide or reference for users, providing comprehensive information about the template's features, installation process, usage instructions, and other essential details.

The primary purpose of an online documentation HTML template is to facilitate effective communication between the developers and end-users by offering a clear and easy-to-navigate interface for accessing relevant information. Below is a brief description of the key components typically found in an online documentation HTML template:

An effective online documentation HTML template provides clear and concise information, encourages user engagement, and enhances the overall user experience. It simplifies the process of creating comprehensive documentation and helps developers deliver a valuable product to their users.

Core Features

Bootstrap

CSS3 Animation

HTML

Color Schemes

W3C Validation

jQuery

Google Font

Fully Responsive

Cross Browser

Well Documentation

Speed Optimized

Technical support

File Structure

assets
- CSS
  - vendor
    - dark.css
    - dark.css
    - dark.css
    - dark.css
  - dark.css
  - style.css
- Fonts
  - Icon
  - nunito
  - poppins
- Img
  - Favicon
    - Favicon.ico
    - Favicon.png
  - Features
    - 1.png
    - 2.png
    - 3.png
    - 4.png
  - Logo
    - Logo.png
  - Sidebar
    - 1.png
    - 2.png
    - 3.png
    - 4.png
  - Tools
    - bg-0.png
    - bg-1.png
    - bg-2.png
    - bg-3.png
- js
  - vendor
    - bootstrap.js
    - jquery-3.6.4.min.js
  - main.js
- scss
  - base
    - _typography.scss
  - components
    - _breadcrumb.scss
    - _common.scss
    - _sidebar.scss
    - _tools-sidebar.scss
  - layouts
    - _cards.scss
  - utilities
    - _mixins.scss
    - _variables.scss
  - dark.scss
  - style.scss
index.html

Starter Page

                                                                     
<!DOCTYPE html> 
<html lang="en"> 
<!-- All your metas will behere --> 
<meta charset="UTF-8"> 
<meta name="viewport"content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> 
<head> 
<!-- Your Stylesheets,Title --> 
... 
</head> 
<body> 
<!-- Page screen Start --gt; 
<!-- Cursor animationsection --> 
<div id="cursor" class="cursor""> 
........ 
</div> 
<!-- The Preloader LoaderSection --> 
<div class="loader-mask"> 
........ 
</div> 
<!-- Header section Start--> 
<div id="header-main" data-header> 
... 
</div> 
<nav class="main-header-menu"> 
... 
</nav> 
<!-- Hero section Start --> 
<div class="hero" id="hero"> 
	<div class="container "> 
		<nav class="main-menu"> 
		... 
		</nav> 
		<div class="main-hero animate-section"> 
			<div class="education-exper">
				<div class="row menu-resume">
				...
				</div>
				<div class="skill-set">
				...
				</div>
				<div class="design-exper">
				...
				</div>
				<div class="skillsets overflow-hidden">
				...
				</div>
			</div> 
		</div> 
	</div> 
</div> 
<!-- Footer section Start--> 
<footer class="footer animate-section"> 
... 
</footer> 
<!-- Page screen End --> 
<!-- Your All Scripts willbe here --> 
... 
</body> 
</html>

Customization

Navigation Bar: The template usually includes a navigation bar at the right sidebar, allowing users to jump to different sections of the documentation quickly. This helps users find specific information without scrolling through the entire page.
Introduction: This section provides an overview of the template or project, explaining its purpose, key features, and the problems it aims to solve. It helps users understand the context of the documentation and what they can expect from the template.
Installation: The installation section guides users through the process of setting up the template or integrating it into their projects. It may include code snippets, terminal commands, or step-by-step instructions for various platforms.
Usage: In this section, users learn how to use the template effectively. It typically includes code examples, explanations of important functions, and demonstrations of how to achieve specific tasks.
Components: For template libraries or frameworks, this section outlines the various components and modules available and describes their functionalities. It helps users understand the building blocks of the template.
License: This section specifies the template's licensing terms and conditions. It ensures users are aware of how they can use, modify the template legally. and not for distribute or resale.
Additional Resources: Some templates include a section for additional resources, such as links to tutorials, community forums, or support channels. It encourages users to explore more about the template and engage with the community.
Styling and Responsiveness: The template often incorporates CSS styles to ensure the documentation is visually appealing and easy to read. It may also use responsive design to adapt to different screen sizes and devices.