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Bookstack User Guide

The document provides an overview of using BookStack, an application for storing information in books, chapters, and pages. It describes the basic data structure of books, chapters, and pages and how they are organized and represented with icons. Examples of different types of content that can be stored, like images, code snippets, tables, and formatted text, are shown. Instructions for logging into the demo site with provided credentials are given, along with notes about restrictions on the demo instance.

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Bookstack User Guide

The document provides an overview of using BookStack, an application for storing information in books, chapters, and pages. It describes the basic data structure of books, chapters, and pages and how they are organized and represented with icons. Examples of different types of content that can be stored, like images, code snippets, tables, and formatted text, are shown. Instructions for logging into the demo site with provided credentials are given, along with notes about restrictions on the demo instance.

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BookStack User

Guide
Everything a general user needs to know about using BookStack on a regular basis.

Books, Chapters & Pages

Examples Of Different Content

Logging in to the demo site


Books, Chapters & Pages
The basic BookStack model of data is based around the ideas of storing information in standard
books. This was decided upon as it's a simple model that everyone understands and its been tried
and tested for many years. There are books, chapters & pages. A book is a 'top level' container of
chapters & pages that does not have any information itself other than a short description. Next
there are chapters which act as sub-groups of a book and also only have a name and description.
Chapters are not neccassary but but they can be usefull to organise and group your content. In
books and chapters you have pages which hold all your content.

Books, chapters and pages are colour coordinated throughout BookStack, along with thier own
icons, to make is easily visible which one an entity on the page is. Here are the icons for each in
thier matching colors:

Overall, The structure of BookStack is very basic but the way you use it is completely up to your
use case and the information you are storing in it. It's a good idea to define what's becomes a
book, chapter or page before extensively filling up your BookStack instance and ensure everyone
using the system is aware of your approach. 
Examples Of Different
Content

Image fish darkness Man were unto years every

firmament doesn't in night without moveth all have. Made two face and gathering divided night
heaven . Whales two to you'll morning divide had bring give moved tree our that you'll divide
fruitful fly won't second blessed upon dominion signs good likeness i

Code Example
This is a success callout, There are a few different types of callouts that you can use to get a
reader's attention.

public function up()

Schema::create('books', function (Blueprint $table) {

$table->increments('id');

$table->string('name');

$table->string('slug')->indexed();

$table->text('description');

$table->timestamps();

});

}
Cats Dogs Ferrets Hamsters Parrots Turtles Other Dogs

88 70 60 20 1 44 68

Oranges
Apples
Bannanas
Grapes

Fruitful set green air isn't. Together Life beginning signs under Also var a = 'i like toast'
replenish beginning signs. Upon a hath meat, open made night him in. Of don't. To living may
you'll let moveth day all signs it creature brought for let meat lesser dominion can't lesser over
gathering stars wherein brought life.

“ Called his god. Our, is saying one. Male their second likeness all morning.

 
Logging in to the demo site
This demo site has the following credentials:

Email: [email protected]
Password: password

You can access the login page with the above credentials pre-filled by clicking here.

The demo database & image storage is automatically reset every half hour. Most
standard actions are available using the provided admin login but some actions, listed below, have
been restricted to keep the demo instance open & available. That said, all options & actions are at
least visible to the demo admin user.

Actions Restricted In Demo


User deletion
User updates
Setting updates

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