Free Documentation template
Manual
A considered place for your product documentation.
20 KB · 6 files · No install or build step
Inside the design
A numbered graphite rail anchors a near-white reading surface. Restrained violet accents, generous article typography, original SVG workflow drawings, and quiet reference rows give technical documentation a considered editorial rhythm.
Small product handbooks, open-source getting-started guides, internal reference pages, and compact documentation that can live in a single static HTML file.
- Numbered contents rail and native mobile disclosure
- Complete quickstart, configuration, reference, troubleshooting, and sample changelog
- Bounded local section search with truthful result counts
- Code copying with a visible manual fallback
- Original editable inline SVG workflow illustrations
- Readable articles and native disclosures without JavaScript
Start with your own content
Replace the fictional Manual identity, sample articles, and example changelog with verified project documentation. Update section IDs, contents links, search titles, code examples, theme variables, and page metadata. The local search indexes up to 24 sections and does not search external pages. Remove the preview noindex directive before publishing customized content; hosting and any full documentation platform are separate integrations.
- Download and extract the ZIP, keeping its folder structure intact.
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Open
index.htmlin a browser, then edit the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in your editor. - Replace the fictional text, demo contact details, titles, image descriptions, and any sample pricing.
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Follow the included README before publishing, including removing the
preview-only
noindextag from your customized site.
These files are static. No message is sent, account created, or payment processed by the template. The embedded preview is isolated from MRHTML; open the full preview to inspect it in its own browser tab.
Code and asset licenses
Original template code is provided under the MIT license included in
the ZIP. The visible
Designed by MRHTML
footer credit uses rel="nofollow"; the MIT license does
not require you to keep that visible link.
This design uses original HTML, CSS, and local vector artwork. No external fonts or image services are needed.
Read the setup guide · View asset sources · Read the code license