Story has a lot of features, but most are optional and have smart defaults! This page is an introduction to Story, with links to further pages that go into more details. There’s also a listing of features that either don’t need a separate documentation page, or just don’t have full documentation yet.
Story supports author profiles, so you can highlight your bio. It’s possible to set this globally for the entire site, or individually for each piece of content. Or you can set a global default and override it on individual pieces of content. Scroll to the bottom of any page on this site to see how author profiles are styled.
Story can automatically transform images into figures with captions. It can also add captions to tables. And it adds features and styling to both images and tables. This article is a demo of Story’s features for figures, tables, and captions.
This article is a demo of Story’s image-related features (other than figure captions). Story can apply a variety of stylistic and layout transformations to your images. These features are enabled by unobtrusive, accessibility-friendly tricks that give you more control over images than Markdown typically provides. Story also has out-of-the-box support for header and preview images, for a visually stunning site.
This article documents Story’s built-in search features, which don’t rely on external search engines. Story uses the LunrJS library to provide fast browser-based search. This page first explains how search setup works, and then provides copy-paste ready code samples for you to use.
