Docs

What this template is, what the example site shows, and where to start reading.

The five ideas behind the template, explained without code.

Find your way around Sanity Studio: the menu, the tools and how publishing works.

Create a page, choose its address, and build it from blocks.

Every block in the template, what it is for and the fields it has.

Create a blog, a portfolio or any other section that repeats, and fill it with entries.

Upload images, describe them for everyone, and choose what stays in view when they are cropped.

The name, menu, footer, search, languages and interface text of the whole site.

Publish the site in more than one language, page by page.

Check drafts on the real site with Presentation, click to edit, and publish when ready.

How pages appear in search results and when links are shared.

Set up the template locally, connect it to a Sanity project and add the example content.

Where everything lives in the two apps.

The document types, how URLs map to them, and why entries are generic.

Turn any Nuxt UI component into a block editors can use, in five steps.

How GROQ queries are organized, typed with TypeGen and used in components.

Colors, fonts, component styles and the motion utilities of the Swiss theme.

How document translations, language prefixes, fallbacks and translated interface text work.

Turn on the live preview in the Presentation tool, locally and in production.

The search palette, its GROQ query and what it needs from the hosting.

Meta tags, sitemap, robots, structured data and the generated social images.

Choose between server rendering, hybrid prerendering and a static site, and how pages are cached.

Host the Studio on Sanity and the site on Vercel, Cloudflare or any Node server.

How the guides are written in Markdown and imported into the Docs collection.