To edit the contents of this markdown file open it via your favourite text editor.
You need to connected to the the Boomla filesystem by some means (SFTP, etc).
Welcome to this demo website.
You can log in via the Control Panel running at http://boomla.me/
This is a markdown file. You can edit it via either an SFTP or a FUSE connection.
If you are on Unix, there is a special flag for mounting your website as a FUSE directory.
If you are on Windows, you can connect via SFTP using WinSCP.
The connection parameters are: (DOMAIN stands for the domain you want to connect to)
Host name: DOMAIN
Port number: 2222
User name: DOMAIN@DOMAIN
Replace DOMAIN with the domain you want to connect to and use the password for the account which owns the website. For example:
Host name: hello.boomla.me
Port number: 2222
User name: hello.boomla.me@hello.boomla.me
This text is located in //DOMAIN/md.md.
To edit its contents via a POSIX connection, look for the file /DOMAIN~/md.md (note the tilde ~).
If you open the POSIX file //DOMAIN~/md.md~.json you will see the file’s properties and attributes. Look for the type property, it is like a traditional file extension. It tells what app defines how this file works.
As you can see, it contains /app/md. Look up the file, it is at //DOMAIN/app/md if it wasn’t immediately obvious. It contains a file .Class, this is where all the application files are. The type property of the .Class file (markdown-1) tells that it is extending a built-in app. Any app starting with a letter is built-in (in contrast to /app/md or ./app)
The .Class file contains a file .Inline which is responsible for inlining the file inside a HTML document. Because the markdown-1 app is a built-in app it is just an empty file here, holding the stylesheet //DOMAIN/app/md/.Class/.Inline/style.css. Feel free to edit it.
Note that the CSS class selector .-div starts with a dash. Any such selector will be namespaced, also in the HTML code.