Content Options
Looking to change how the content itself renders — cards, accordions, steps, call-to-action blocks? That is Content Widgets, written in the markdown rather than toggled here.
Settings#
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Scroll to top button | Floating button that returns the reader to the top of the page |
| Prev / Next buttons | Navigation arrows at the bottom of each page |
| Breadcrumbs | Breadcrumb trail above the page title |
| Ask AI button | Chat button shown on the page (owners also get Editor) |
| Ask AI in outline | AI button shown in the right-side table of contents panel |
| Copy page menu items | Seven independent toggles for the Copy page dropdown — Skills.md URL, view as Markdown, and one per AI client (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code MCP) |
How to Configure#
- Open your docs site.
- Float Widget → Design → Content tab.
- Toggle the desired options.
- Save.
Scroll to Top#
A small floating arrow that appears after the reader scrolls down. One click returns them to the top of the page.
Recommended for: Long reference pages, API docs, or any page that exceeds one screen height.
Prev / Next Buttons#
Adds "← Previous" and "Next →" navigation arrows at the bottom of every page, linking to the adjacent pages in your sidebar order.
Recommended for: Tutorial-style docs where readers follow a sequence. Leave off for reference docs where pages are consulted independently.
Breadcrumbs#
Shows the current page location as a path above the heading:
Home > Guides > Custom Domain
More about breadcrumbs in sidebar settings →
Copy Page Menu#
The Copy page dropdown includes Copy Skills.md URL, View as Markdown, and one-click links that open the current page directly in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, or via VS Code MCP — seven items in total, each with its own toggle. Turn off any subset to keep the dropdown focused on just the items you want; once every item is off, the dropdown's chevron disappears entirely.
More about the Copy page dropdown →
Ask AI Button#
Shows the AI controls on the page. Requires the AI Agent to be enabled.
On the page itself this renders as an icon button in the bottom toolbar. Readers get Chat, which opens the AI assistant. Signed-in owners also get Editor, which arms block-level editing of the live page. Pressing whichever one is active returns the page to its normal state.
You can show it:
- On the page (the toolbar button, above the content)
- In the right outline panel (table of contents area)
Both can be on at the same time if you want maximum discoverability.
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