I would like to suggest that you add your tech writing handbook next to the guide for photography. Both are quite nice!

I can't see it now, but I believe the section/area most appropriate is Guides - Documentation Best Practices...

Hi!

I am trying to experiment with more visual and less talking documentation. The requirement to have some text for each step is making this quite a strange endeavor.

Clearly, the first warning we get is that deleting the last line is forbidden.

I am able to get around that (yay) by using some sort of empty wiki code like

[raw][/raw]

So far so good. Now I need to get rid of the empty bullet next to an empty <p> tag.

This should be impossible with pure CSS I think as one cannot target parents - but maybe I'm wrong? Any ideas? Any way to target empty bullets in the system through CSS (which is what I have access to).

Or, any other solutions?!

Thanks.

PS: I understand it's a choice to enforce text, but in some cases, things can be said purely by having great images, and in that case, the text is just tiring people so that they tend to stop reading and then miss some important warning... Less is sometimes better.

How do I stop receiving email for replies to my post?

how can an old account be deleted/removed so that I can use that email address on my existing account?

this is for ifixit.com

as I would like to standardise things.

My how-to guides are published and public but they aren’t showing when I want to add them to create a course. Is there a special setting required?