Creating pages in the Drupal.org online Community documentation

Everyone in the Drupal community is invited to submit new pages in the Drupal.org online Community documentation.

• Posting external links to your website in the Drupal.org online documentation is frowned upon. We encourage people to contribute back to the documentation instead of taking reader attention away. External links should only be added as a reference.
• Review the Drupal.org Style Guide before you start.
• If you want your new page reviewed for location or content after adding it, set its Page Status to "needs technical review" or another appropriate status.
• Finally, make sure you have enabled the personal contact form in your user account in case someone wishes to contact you about your contribution.

Restricted actions: The site maintainer role is required to delete documentation pages, to remove comments (once they have been incorporated into a documentation page), to unpublish and publish pages, and to edit certain pages. Submit an issue if you need any of these tasks done.

Aliases

Landing pages for modules, themes, and other important topics should be given path aliases, for better SEO and general friendliness. If you feel that a page needs an alias, file an issue in the Documentation project and ask for an alias to be created.