* Title: Appendix 2: Anatomy of Help Files
* Slug: help-file-anatomy

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Help documents are build out of two main sections:

1. Header, with document attributes,
2. Body, where content of the document is written.

Attributes are separated from content block with a content separator:

<{code inline=false}>================================================================<{/code}>

Attributes above content separator need to start with <{code}>*<{/code}> for system to treat them as attributes (if they do not, they will be ignored). Asterisk is than followed with an attribute name and an attribute value:

<{code inline=false}>* Attribute Name: Attribute Value<{/code}>

Each attribute is defined on a single line and can't contain multi-line value.

Content below content separator is formatted using Markdown and documentation specific tags, like <{code}>image<{/code}> or <{code}>note<{/code}>. Check out <{page name='formatting-guide'}>this article<{/page}> for more details about content formatting and list of available tags.

Example of a help document:

<{code}><{literal}>* Attribute #1: Value of attribute #1
* Attribute #2: Value of attribute #2
* Slug: this-is-a-slug

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Here I write my own content. I can use Markdown, and tags like <{image name="something.png"}>

Content can be multiline, of course.<{/literal}><{/code}>