Log in to the SigmaDocs Admin Dashboard.
From the left navigation menu, click: Content → Add New Article
The article editor will open, allowing you to create and publish documentation.
Enter the title of your documentation.
Examples:
Choose a title that clearly describes the content.
The slug creates the article URL.
Examples:
Generated URL:
https://yourdomain.com/docs/installation-guideKeep slugs:
The excerpt is a short summary of the article.
Example:
Learn how to install SigmaDocs on a cPanel hosting server using the built-in installer.
The excerpt may appear in search results, article listings, and previews.
The Rich Text Editor is where you create your documentation.
Unlike traditional editors, SigmaDocs stores clean HTML while providing an easy visual editing experience.
You can create:
without manually writing HTML.
Undo or restore recent changes while editing.
Highlight important text.
Example: Important
Use italics for notes or emphasis.
Example
Underline important information.
Display removed or deprecated content.
Deprecated
Insert programming commands.
npm installPerfect for:
Change the current block into:
Use headings to create structured documentation.
Example: Getting Started > Installation > Requirements, Configuration
Insert hyperlinks.
https://sigmatheme.comUseful for:
Embed videos directly into documentation.
Supported platforms include:
Perfect for installation tutorials and product demonstrations.
Upload and insert images into articles.
Recommended uses:
Supported formats:
Upload self-hosted video files.
Ideal for premium documentation where videos should remain on your own server.
Attach audio clips such as:
Attach downloadable files.
Examples:
Visitors can download them directly from the article.
Insert responsive tables.
Example:
Ideal for:
Insert horizontal separators to organize long articles into sections.
The Publish panel controls the visibility of the article.
Choose:
Article remains unpublished.
Useful while writing.
Article becomes visible on the documentation website.
Preview the article before publishing.
This allows you to verify formatting, images, tables, and layout.
Save your work without making it publicly available.
Ideal for articles that require additional review.
When the article is complete, click Publish.
The article will immediately become available to visitors.
Assign the article to a documentation category.
Examples:
Every article should belong to the most relevant category.
Tags improve search and organization.
Examples:
Use relevant keywords that describe the article.
SigmaDocs includes built-in SEO fields for better search engine visibility.
Provide a search engine optimized title.
Example: How to Install SigmaDocs on cPanel | Complete Guide
Write a concise summary between 150–160 characters.
Example: Learn how to deploy SigmaDocs on cPanel with Node.js, configure the installer, and publish your documentation in minutes.
Enter keywords separated by commas.
Example: SigmaDocs, Next.js Documentation, Express CMS, Documentation Template, Knowledge Base
Specify the preferred URL when similar content exists.
https://yourdomain.com/docs/installation-guideThis helps prevent duplicate content issues.
After completing all required fields:
Your documentation is now live and searchable on your SigmaDocs website.