contributing

To contribute to Cloudflare Docs, you follow the editorial workflow by writing, editing, and formatting documentation according to the Cloudflare Style Guide and information architecture. This process ensures consistent quality and adherence to technical accuracy before submission.

The editorial guidelines for Cloudflare documentation require adherence to the Cloudflare Style Guide and specific information architecture. These rules dictate formatting, content type selection, and changelog management to maintain consistent technical documentation quality across the repository.

You validate and format Cloudflare Docs by running specific validation commands provided during the contribution workflow. These tools check your documentation against the required style guide and technical standards to ensure accuracy before you submit your pull request.

No, you cannot use generic markdown formatting for Cloudflare Docs contributions. The workflow requires strict adherence to the Cloudflare Style Guide and specific information architecture, routing you to task-specific references that enforce proper documentation structure and validation.

The best way to manage changelogs is to follow the task-specific reference material provided within the Cloudflare Docs contribution workflow. This routing system directs contributors to the correct guidelines for updating changelog entries alongside standard documentation edits.