Overview ¶ 

Guides are great, easy-to-use tools that allow you to show the world how to do anything. Our guides have been used for everything from how to repair an iPod to how to sew a zipper. This overview gets you started with the features and benefits of using Guidebook.

The foundation for any training manual or DIY venture is a step-by-step guide that is both easy to follow and easy to edit. Our guide creator makes it incredibly easy to write, edit, and publish guides. To start a new guide, just go to the category you want to create the guide under, or select 'Guide' on the New Page tool .

Guide Introduction ¶ 

The Guide Introduction is the first place you are taken to when editing a guide. Its purpose is to get users acquainted with your how-to procedure.

You can also provide background information and add or remove flags to your guides from here.

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Details ¶ 

Details make up the story behind the story. You can list parts, tools, difficulty, required time, and more from this page. You can also add prerequisite steps onto the guide via Details. Access Details by clicking the middle tab at the top of the Edit page.

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Guide Steps ¶ 

The steps of a guide are the show-and-tell for any how-to manual or guide. Add images and markers to make your guide as awesome as it is informative. Use explanatory text, bullets, notes, and mark-up to make the guide super clear.

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