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docs: switch to some kind of EBNF for shortcodes

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exampleSite/content/shortcodes/expand.en.md
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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ The Expand shortcode displays an expandable/collapsible section of text on your
## Usage ## Usage
````go ````go
{{%/* expand "Does this Relearn theme rock?" { "true" | "false" } */%}} {{%/* expand [ <string> [ "true" | "false" ] ] */%}}
Yes! Yes!
{{%/* /expand */%}} {{%/* /expand */%}}
```` ````

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## Usage ## Usage
````go ````go
{{%/* include "<file>" { "true" | "false" } */%}} {{%/* include <string> [ "true" | "false" ] */%}}
```` ````
The first parameter is the path to the file to be included. The first required parameter is the path to the file to be included.
If the file's content will be displayed as HTML, the second optional parameter controls if the first heading of the included file should be displayed ("true")- which is the default - or be hidden. If the file's content will be displayed as HTML, the second optional parameter controls if the first heading of the included file should be displayed (`"true"`)- which is the default - or be hidden.
## Examples ## Examples

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Just insert your Mermaid code in the `mermaid` shortcode like this: Just insert your Mermaid code in the `mermaid` shortcode like this:
````go ````go
{{</* mermaid [ align=(left|right|center|justify) ] */>}} {{</* mermaid [ align=("left"|"right"|"center"|"justify") ] */>}}
classDiagram classDiagram
Person *-- Dog Person *-- Dog
{{</* /mermaid */>}} {{</* /mermaid */>}}
```` ````
You can set an optional `align` attribute which defaults to `center`. You can set an optional `align` attribute which defaults to `"center"`.
If you don't need alignment you can use the alternative syntax using code fences if you have turned off `guessSyntax` for the `markup.highlight` setting (see below): If you don't need alignment you can use the alternative syntax using code fences if you have turned off `guessSyntax` for the `markup.highlight` setting (see below):

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## Usage ## Usage
````go ````go
{{%/* notice [ note | info | tip | warning ] [?string] */%}} {{%/* notice ( note | info | tip | warning ) [ <string> ] */%}}
Some markup Some markup
{{%/* /notice */%}} {{%/* /notice */%}}
```` ````
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You can customize the title of the notice by passing it as a second parameter. You can customize the title of the notice by passing it as a second parameter.
{{% notice note "Pay Attention to this Note!" %}}
The title is now the parameter that was provided.
{{% /notice %}}
{{% expand "Show markup" %}}
````go ````go
{{%/* notice note "Pay Attention to this Note!" */%}} {{%/* notice note "Pay Attention to this Note!" */%}}
The title is now the parameter that was provided. The title is now the parameter that was provided.
{{%/* /notice */%}} {{%/* /notice */%}}
```` ````
{{% /expand %}}
{{% notice note "Pay Attention to this Note!" %}}
The title is now the parameter that was provided.
{{% /notice %}}

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title = "Site param" title = "Site param"
+++ +++
`siteparam` shortcode is used to help you print values of site params. The `siteparam` shortcode is used to help you print values of site params.
## Usage
````go
{{%/* siteparam <string */%}}
````
The first required parameter is the name of the site param to be displayed.
## Examples
For instance, in this current site, the `editURL` variable is used in `config.toml` For instance, in this current site, the `editURL` variable is used in `config.toml`