> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sylius.com/public/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sylius.com/public/open-source/contributing/contributing-documentation.md).
# Contributing Documentation
We welcome all contributions to improve the Sylius documentation! Whether you're fixing a typo or adding a new guide, you're helping the community grow.
### What You Need
1. A [**GitBook**](https://www.gitbook.com/) **account** (sign in with GitHub, Google, or email)
2. A **specific invite link** for the docs section you want to contribute to (see below)
3. GitBook basics - check the [documentation](https://gitbook.com/docs/).
### Access by Documentation Section
Use the correct invite link to join the relevant workspace:
| Documentation Section | GitBook Invite Link |
| ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Main Sylius Docs** | [Join Main Docs](https://app.gitbook.com/invite/fmYDcx6GlpT1jw8tUL38/VilghatkhvRX92iRdYRB) |
| **Plugin Documentation** | [Join Plugin Docs](https://app.gitbook.com/invite/fmYDcx6GlpT1jw8tUL38/9TBz7ddOiDeOGqeoUlOi) |
| **Sylius Stack** | [Join Sylius Stack Docs](https://app.gitbook.com/invite/fmYDcx6GlpT1jw8tUL38/1mNdMKSQNcZFRbxIhyO3) |
| **FrontWing** | [Join FrontWing Docs](https://app.gitbook.com/invite/fmYDcx6GlpT1jw8tUL38/9SnsV6mXyKw6CD5RDXVO) |
Once you accept the invite, you'll gain access to the relevant GitBook space.
### How to Edit the Docs
> All contributions must be made **via the GitBook editor** – this allows us to preview how content looks before publishing.
#### 1. **Find the Section You Want to Improve**
* Use the left sidebar to browse the documentation structure.
* Locate the page or chapter you want to edit.
#### 2. **Click "Edit" in the top-right corner to start a Change Request**
* Use the **visual editor** built into GitBook.
#### 3. **Make Your Changes**
* Use headings, bullet points, and code blocks consistently.
* Preview your formatting live in the editor.
* Link to external official resources where helpful.
#### 4. **Leave a Comment (Optional)**
* If you're unsure about a change or want a review, use the comment feature to tag editors or ask a question.
5. **Submit your Change Request for review.**
## Guidelines
* Be clear and beginner-friendly.
* Follow the structure and tone of existing docs.
* Keep Sylius 2.x as the default reference.
* Do not submit edits via GitHub or file uploads – **only edits made through the GitBook UI are accepted**.
## 💬 Need Help?
Join the [Sylius Slack](https://sylius.com/slack), we’re happy to help!
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