How to contribute
Everything on this site can be edited right in your browser — you don’t need to know how to code. Edits go live automatically a minute or two after you save.
Editing a page
Section titled “Editing a page”- Open the page you want to fix.
- Scroll to the bottom and click Edit page.
- GitHub opens that page in an editor. The text is Markdown — mostly just plain text. (You’ll need a free GitHub account, and to be added as a collaborator — ask Jon.)
- Make your change, then click Commit changes. Done — the site rebuilds and your edit appears shortly.
Markdown in 30 seconds
Section titled “Markdown in 30 seconds”## Headingand### Smaller heading**bold**and*italic*- Start a line with
-to make a bullet - A blank line separates paragraphs
- Link:
[text shown](https://example.com) - Image:
Flagging something that’s outdated
Section titled “Flagging something that’s outdated”Much of the Tank Bible was written for Update 12 (2022). If you spot something that’s changed since, either fix it directly or flag it for someone else by adding a caution box:
:::caution[Needs review — Update 20]The reload times here are from Update 12 and may be wrong now.:::When you’ve checked a page against the current game, bump its date by editing the lastUpdated: line at the very top.
Adding images
Section titled “Adding images”Put the image file into src/assets/bible/ (or src/assets/crosshairs/) and reference it with a relative path like the image example above. Keep images reasonably sized — under about 2000px wide.
Don’t worry about breaking things
Section titled “Don’t worry about breaking things”Every change is saved in history. If something ever goes wrong, it can be reverted in a single click — so feel free to experiment.