enable the Edit button on a book pages #67
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In the reference mdBook there is an "edit" button at the top-right corner of a screen:
It allows editing a book's text in-place and then create a Pull Request with made changes. This way is more simple then cloning a book repo to local pc, editing it through VS Code and testing with
mdbook serve --open.I made this changes by comparing the reference book.toml and the fyrox book.toml and then just check an existence of this button in my fork by running the
mdbook serve --openlocally on my pc. Also, after pressing the "edit" button, I'm successfully going to the edit page in my fork of the fyrox-book.github.io.