rh-ssg-formatting

Reviewing Red Hat documentation for SSG compliance involves scanning text to verify code block formatting, user-replaced value syntax like `<value>`, sentence-style title capitalization, product name attributes, standard date formats, and correct man page references.

The Red Hat Supplementary Style Guide formatting rules cover code block syntax, user-replaced values, sentence-style title capitalization, product name attributes, standard date formats, and man page reference syntax to ensure clarity and consistency in publications.

To format user-replaced values in Red Hat documentation, use the correct placeholder syntax such as `<value>` to indicate user-specific information, ensuring placeholders are properly validated against SSG rules during content review.

Yes, you can automatically scan articles for Red Hat SSG deviations before publishing by validating the attached document, which detects issues like incorrect bolding in code blocks or improperly formatted user-replaceable values.

To validate product name attributes and title capitalization in Red Hat docs, review the text to ensure product names and versions are referenced via attributes and titles strictly use sentence-style capitalization according to SSG requirements.