Pages
Files and URLs, frontmatter, links, images and headings.
Files and URLs
Each page is one .mdx file in content/docs. Its path without the extension is its slug, and the slug is its URL:
| File | URL |
|---|---|
content/docs/get-started/quickstart.mdx | /docs/get-started/quickstart |
content/docs/reference/theming.mdx | /docs/reference/theming |
A page is published only when its slug is listed in docs.config.ts. See Navigation.
Frontmatter
Every page starts with a YAML block between --- lines. Only title is required.
---
title: Register an application
sidebarTitle: Registration
description: Configure the client, redirect URLs and API audience.
tag: New
---The page heading, the browser title, and the label in navigation and search.
Shown under the title, in search results, in link previews and in llms.txt.
A shorter sidebar label for a long title.
A small badge after the sidebar label, such as New or Beta.
Links
Write links the way they appear in the browser, starting with /docs. This is also how Mintlify pages link, so moved pages keep working.
See the [quickstart](/docs/get-started/quickstart), or jump to
[one of its sections](/docs/get-started/quickstart#before-you-push).Links between pages navigate without a full reload. Links to other sites open in a new tab.
Images
Put files in public/ and reference them under /docs. public/images/console.png is served at /docs/images/console.png.

<Frame caption="The Console home screen">

</Frame>Headings
Use ## and ### for sections. Each becomes an anchor (hover a heading to see its link) and an entry in On this page. A #### heading gets an anchor but stays out of the list.
Do not start a page with #. The frontmatter title is the page's only top-level heading.
Markdown
GitHub-flavored Markdown works: tables, task lists, strikethrough, autolinks such as https://hexelstudio.com, and footnotes.1
- Tables
- Task lists
- Anything that needs a raw
<in prose: write it in backticks, because MDX reads<as the start of a component
Footnotes
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Footnotes collect at the end of the page. ↩