Copy and paste headers, lists, and more between Google Docs and GitBook
Copy and paste headers, lists, and more between Google Docs and GitBook
Copy and paste code from VS Code into GitBook
Copy and paste entire spreadsheets into GitBook
Easily add images, emojis and page links to your text
Here’s how you add annotations to your content
And here’s what it looks like to your visitors
Linking to pages from a different space is now possible!
Once you’ve set an image for dark mode, you’ll see options to replace both versions of the image in this menu.
If other people are working in the same space as you, you’ll see their avatars in the header bar. And if they’re on the same page, you’ll see their cursors showing precisely where they’re working
You can now request a review in your change requests. When you’re done reviewing someone’s work you can approve it or request changes.
Page Options lets you customize different settings for individual pages within a space.
You can enable this public-facing toggle in the Customize menu.
You can choose to just set the primary color for light and dark mode, or choose Custom, which lets you select a header background and link colors, too.
You can use your cursor to select from the options, or hit Tab and use the arrow keys to cycle through them.
Hover over an image block to see the new resizing option.
Select a chosen block with an ESC key and simply copy, cut or delete it as required
You can set up monorepos in the Git Sync configuration panel
Create your own template for Git Sync's commit messages
Redesigned search box ✨
Redesigned change request sidepanel ✨
The subject defaults to your name and the date you started the change request
You can start your list at any number
You can find and enable the Tint color option in your site’s Customization menu, in the General > Themes section.
A before and after comparison of footer links in published docs. Links now match your chosen link style for pages and groups.
Subpages and pages in page groups will now show breadcrumbs at the top, making it easier to navigate between levels.
Use Markdown to style text in comments.
You can set up as many redirects as you like for your site — find it in your site’s settings.
Check out our new Integrations page form the sidebar
to each change request in the **Change Requests** side panel — so it’s easy to archive old ones quickly without having to open each one individually.
* We’ve made a bunch of small improvements to the broken links side panel to make it easier to find and view broken links in your pages. Also, users on the Free and Plus plans can now see one broken link preview in the broken links side panel, so it’s clearer how the feature works and what the icon alert means.
* When you expand or collapse the docs site and spaces sections in the sidebar, GitBook will now remember the setting the next time you open the app — so you can always see exactly what you want, when you want. Plus, jumping to a specific space or docs site will automatically expand the relevant section in the sidebar so you can see it in context.
* You can now filter docs sites by ‘Published’ and ‘Unpublished’ in the sites list, to see only the sites you want. We’ve also added pagination to the list, so you can jump through them more easily if you have a large number of sites.
* We’ve also improved the SSO settings section. Now, you can configure a default team for each SSO provider. So if, for example, you want everyone who signs in with OneLogin to automatically be added to the Engineering team in GitBook, you can do that with a click — along with setting their default role. There’s also a link to our SSO documentation in the UI, so if you need help getting set up you can quickly get some answers.
### 🔧 Fixed
* Fixed a bug that stopped images being directly inserted into a page when you dragged them into GitBook to upload and add them.
* Fixed the spacing at the bottom of the site settings screen.
* Fixed an issue with organization invite links that could show an error to people trying to join your organization using a legitimate invite link.
* Fixed a bug that prevented some blocks from being switched back to normal width from full width.
* Fixed a crash that could sometimes happen when trying to delete a page.
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{% update date="2024-08-08" %}
## Page icons, docs site improvements, hidden pages and more
We’ve added new icon options for your pages, made a bunch of improvements to docs sites, made hidden pages and MFA available for everyone, and much more.
### ✨ New
* You can now [choose from a set of 3,600 icons](https://gitbook.com/docs/creating-content/content-structure/page#page-icons-and-emojis) to add to your GitBook pages, to help you add more context to your table of contents. It’s added to the picker when you click next to your page title, alongside emojis. Plus, the picker now remembered your more recently used options so you can quickly add them again. For icons on published pages, you can also change the icon style from the **Customization** menu from five options.
* We’ve improved your docs site’s home screen, with a new header that shows all the useful information you need about your site and some handy links to edit your content or change your settings.
* We’ve added a new flow for creating a docs site — you’ll now be guided through naming your site and choosing between an empty site or some sample content, before you choose whether to publish. It’s designed to get your site set up quickly and is great for new users. And just try clicking the icon on the preview to the right for a little easter egg :wink:
* As part of our ongoing UI improvements, this release makes it easier to navigate around GitBook. The sidebar has new buttons and a neater layout to make it easier to select and expand different sections. You’ll also see improvements in the **Settings** page, and a few other smaller improvements and fixes around the whole app.
* Last month, we told you we were slowly rolling out multi-factor authentication. Now, we’re pleased to confirm that MFA is available for everyone who wants to use it.
* Likewise, the [option to hide pages](https://gitbook.com/docs/creating-content/content-structure/page#visibility) from a space is also available to everyone now. Take a look at our previous changelog update to find out more.
### ➕ Improved
* GitBook will now remember how you logged in last time, and suggest it next time you need to log in — just in case you forget whether you signed up with GitHub, Google or an email.
* When you sign up to GitBook, we’ll now ask you what you want to use it for and offer you relevant options based on that choice.
* We’ve made a number of UX improvements and bug fixes to improve the performance of the files manager. As well as better sorting options and better page switching, you'll also notice that you can click the file preview to open a zoomed version of the file, and click the file to open the actions menu.
### 🔧 Fixed
* Fixed an issue that caused the app to crash when a referenced snippet no longer exists.
* Fixed an issue that meant links to other published content inside a docs site variant had the wrong URL.
* Fixed a bug that prevented you from deleting a block in some situations.
* Fixed an issue that meant you could create multiple change requests by clicking quickly on the **Edit** or **New change request** buttons.
* Fixed an issue with share links in docs sites — viewing the share links for a site would crash the app if there were more than 10 links.
* Fixed a number of visual layouts on mobile, including breadcrumbs, docs site list, insights, and more.
* Fixed an issue that meant when you opened the revision history for a page, it could break navigation on other side panels, such as comments.
* Fixed a layout issue in the notifications menu that would push the text too close to a user’s avatar.
* Fixed an issue that meant resolving conflicts could revert back to their conflicting state.
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{% update date="2024-08-05" %}
## Docs sites rollout introduces new publishing flow in the GitBook API
With the introduction of docs sites, several older API endpoints for publishing, share-links, and authenticated access have been deprecated.
### :boom: Breaking changes
With the release of docs sites, certain API endpoints for publishing, share-links, and authenticated access have been deprecated and may no longer function as expected. If you’re affected by this, we recommend the following approach to make the necessary updates:
To modify or retrieve publishing states, share links, or authenticated access settings for a space, locate the associated site and copy its ID. Click the globe icon at the top of the space’s screen to open the site, then copy the Site ID from the URL.
**Publishing**
`PATCH /spaces/{spaceId}` to change the `visibility` or published state of the space now requires the following changes:
* `PATCH /orgs/{organizationId}/sites/{siteId}` to change the visibility of the site.
* `POST /orgs/{organizationId}/sites/{siteId}/publish` in order to publish the site and `POST /orgs/{organizationId}/sites/{siteId}/unpublish` to unpublish the site.
**Share links**
`/spaces/{spaceId}/share-links` and `/spaces/{spaceId}/share-links/{shareLinkId}` now requires you to use `/orgs/{organizationId}/sites/{siteId}/share-links` and `/orgs/{organizationId}/sites/{siteId}/share-links/{shareLinkId}`respectively.
**Authenticated access (publishing auth)**
`/spaces/{spaceId}/publishing/auth` methods should now be used through `/orgs/{organizationId}/sites/{siteId}/publishing/auth`
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{% update date="2024-07-18" %}
## Rolling out MFA and the hidden pages beta
This release lets you make your account more secure, adds a beta option to hide pages from published sites, and includes a bunch of other, smaller improvements.
### ✨ New
* We’ve added a new option to hide pages from the table of contents in your published sites — available right now in closed beta. Your users can still access hidden pages via direct link, find them through an on-site search or by asking GitBook AI — and they’re indexed by search engines. This is ideal for content such as FAQs that you don’t want taking up space in your TOC, but you still want people to access if needed. Members of our closed beta can enable hidden pages in the **Experimental features** section of their organization settings.
* We’re improving the security of your GitBook account by adding the option to use multi-factor authentication (MFA) to sign in. We’ve started slowly rolling it to GitBook users, and we’re testing it carefully as we go. Right now, MFA in GitBook supports authenticator apps such as Google Authenticator and 1Password.
### ➕ Improved
* We’ve moved the social preview and page rating options out of the Customization menu and into the site settings, so they’re easier to find and change.
* You can now give your docs sites longer names, as we’ve incresed the site title length to 128 characters.
* Importing content from GitSync now infers the table of contents from files more effectively by removing common prefixes.
* We’ve tweaked the size, position and margins of some of our modals to make them fit better on smaller screens, tweaked the position of the search menu, and made a bunch of other small improvements to the look and feel of the app.
* You can now set Guest as the default role in your organization settings, to make adding guest users easier than ever.
### 🔧 Fixed
* Fixed a bug that prevented you from resetting the privacy policy URL in the customization settings of a published space or site.
* Fixed an issue where changing your trademark on a site wouldn’t show in the customization preview.
* Fixed a bug that was causing the custom domain modal to close unexpectedly after the second step.
* Fixed an issue that could prevent members with Editor permissions couldn’t merge a change request in a space.
* Fixed an issue where page ratings sometimes showed negatively-scoring pages in the ‘Good’ table.
* Fixed a bug that prevented you from typing anything in the text area when you added a link to a card block
* Fixed a bug that caused the organization switcher button to sometimes require more than one click to open.
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{% update date="2024-07-01" %}
## New localizations, docs site improvements and more
Support for Brazilian Portuguese and German, a new way to manage and install integrations, and a whole bunch of docs site improvements.
### ✨ New
* We’ve added Brazilian Portuguese and German localization support to GitBook, so you can now use the GitBook app in more languages. Head to your site's customization settings to update the locale for your docs. Huge thanks to Rodrigo Castro and David Burghoff for their hard work on these translations — and their contributions to [our open source repository](https://github.com/GitbookIO/gitbook/blob/main/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md).
* Integrations now live in their own page, accessible through the sidebar. You can view them by category, see which integrations are enabled for specific spaces, and install new integrations — all from the same screen.
* We made a bunch of smaller improvements to the docs sites dashboard, site settings, and the publishing flow in general. And we’re not done! You’ll see more in the coming weeks as we make it the best it can be.
### ➕ Improved
* We’ve made some big improvements to the way you set up custom domains for published content. You won’t see an error if you have a custom domain set up and try to edit it, and the button to edit it now takes you right to the DNS settings — and it’s contextual, based on the state of your domain. We’ve also improved the alerts and the general setup flow to be clearer about what you need to do.
* We’ve changed a lot of the wording in the publishing flow for docs sites to make it clearer when your content will or will not be indexed by search engines, and when share links are active or inactive.
* You’ll also notice improved wording when GitBook AI cannot find an answer to your query, and it’ll suggest some related spaces based on your question.
* When you open the **Share** modal from a space, you can now click **Publishing** to access your publishing options using docs sites.
* You can now quickly visit your published docs site from the **Actions menu** in the sidebar. Just open the menu and choose **Visit site**.
* We’ve improved our toasts — you can now close them, and they’ll stack behind each other to prevent them taking up too much of your screen if you have multiple triggering at the same time.
### 🔧 Fixed
* Fixed an issue that stopped the **Rollback** button working properly when browsing a space’s history.
* Fixed an issue that prevented SAML providers being added or updated.
* Fixed a bug that meant clicking the **Options button** 
in cards and other elements would select the element itself rather than opening the palette or menu.
* Fixed an issue where collections in the sidebar could appear highlighted after being opened or closed.
* Fixed some incorrectly-implemented prefers-reduced-motion checks, and added more checks so those users wont see animations in the UI.
* Fixed a bug that meant pressing **Esc** when a modal was open wouldn’t close it.
* Fixed an issue that stopped a custom domain from displaying immediately after you set it up. It’ll now update in the GitBook UI right away.
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{% update date="2024-05-31" %}
## Introducing docs sites, the new way to publish content in GitBook
We’ve revamped the way you publish content in GitBook by bringing all your published content together, along with all the settings and features related to publishing.
### ✨ New
* **Docs sites in the sidebar** – You’ll now see a new Docs sites section of the sidebar. Here, you can view all your published content in one place, quickly move between different sites, and manage each site individually.
* **Insights have a new home** – Insights now live in the **Docs site** area, right alongside each site. This makes it much easier to find insights for the content you want. Simply select a site, then click the **Insights** tab to view page ratings and search analytics for that site’s content.
* **Publish the same space on multiple sites** – If you need to publish different combinations of spaces for different user groups, you can now do it effortlessly. Link a single space to as many sites as you want — you can even customize them all differently to match branding or styling requirements.
* You can read about all these updates and learn more about docs sites in [our documentation preview](https://gitbook.com/docs/publishing-documentation/publish-a-docs-site).
### ➕ Improved
* We now automatically enable GitBook AI features (including search and editing) when you create or upgrade an organization on the Pro plan, so you can immediately start making the most of your plan’s features.
* We’re drawing a clearer line between integrations that are dedicated to publishing and those that are focused on editing or adding content to a space. So now, integrations like Google Analytics and Mailchimp will live alongside sites, while integrations like Linear, Mermaid and Supademo will stay with spaces.
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{% update date="2024-05-22" %}
## GitBook AI gets a GPT-4o upgrade and new diagramming skills
We’ve migrated our AI to use the latest model, so asking questions and generating content will have even better results — plus we’ve added AI diagrams to our drawing tool.
### ✨ New
* We’ve added GPT-4o to our list of AI models, which means AI search, writing and editing in the GitBook app is now powered by the new and improved GPT model. You should notice faster responses, better understanding of your questions and requests, and an improved output.
* Talking of AI, we’ve just rolled out an update to our drawing tool that can create diagrams from a prompt. Simply describe the diagram you want and hit **Generate** to get an output in seconds. They’re fully editable, too — so you can dive in and tweak the layout as much as you like. As with our other AI features, this is available to everyone on a Pro or Enterprise plan.
### 🔧 Fixed
* Fixed an issue where sometimes matching an invalid URL could return a 500 error and crash the app.
* Fixed some accessibility issues to make the app easier to navigate with a keyboard.
* Fixed an issue where the editor would stay in read-only mode even after you disabled diff view in a change request or when viewing an old version of a space.
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{% update date="2024-04-30" %}
## Broken link detection and GitBook AI comes out of beta
Broken link detection for internal links, AI features are officially graduating, plus some other small but useful updates and bug fixes throughout the app.
### ✨ New
* **Broken link detection** – We’ve added a new way to find and fix broken links in your spaces for users on our Pro plan. When you open a change request or edit a space you’ll see a notification that shows broken links. Right now, this shows links to other GitBook pages, but we plan to add more link types in future! [Head to our docs](https://gitbook.com/docs/creating-content/broken-links) to find out more.
* **GitBook AI is coming out of beta!** – After a long period of testing and improvement, today we’re bringing AI search and AI writing and editing out of beta. They’ll now be available as part of the Pro and Enterprise plans. Head to our docs to learn more about how [GitBook AI search](https://gitbook.com/docs/creating-content/searching-your-content/gitbook-ai) and [GitBook AI writing](https://gitbook.com/docs/creating-content/write-and-edit-with-ai) can supercharge your content.
### ➕ Improved
* We’ve improved the rendering speed of drawings in the editor. Your drawing should now appear immediately after you finish editing it, rather than displaying a fallback image while it loads.
### 🔧 Fixed
Below is a list of bug fixes also included in this release:
* Fixed a bug that stopped some embedded content displaying properly in a published space.
* Fixed an issue that meant content was still editable during operations like merging or updating a change request.
* Fixed an issue that meant some search results had an invalid path, which could lead to broken links.
* Fixed a bug that could cause empty inline Math formulas to prevent Git Sync from working properly.
* Fixed a bug that could delete some content if you had two bullet lists and tried to merge them by hitting enter on the top list.
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{% update date="2024-04-19" %}
## Small improvements and bug fixes
We’ve made some small but useful improvements to the app, and squashed some pesky bugs as we prep for a bigger release coming soon.
### ➕ Improved
* You’ll now see a placeholder title and a cursor when you create a new H1, H2 and H3 block to make it easier to visualize how you content will look on the page.
* When you open the **Options menu** on an ordered, unordered or task list block and choose **Delete** it will now delete the entire block, not just the content within it.
* You’ll now see a warning if you try to reload your page when your changes haven’t yet automatically saved.
* We’ve improved the way that file columns render in tables within published content, so your files should look great however you display them.
* We now support GitHub-flavored Markdown in OpenAPI specifications, so you can edit your content more easily through Git Sync.
### 🔧 Fixed
* Fixed a bug that meant the horizontal scrollbar in tables wasn’t usable in some browsers.
* Fixed an issue that could cause the editor to crash when the integrations side panel loaded.
* Fixed various types of OpenAPI schema setups that didn’t parse or displayed incorrectly in published content.
* Fixed a bug that could make diff view persist outside of a change request.
* Fixed a bug that meant anchor links were just linking to the top of the page, rather than the anchor.
* Fixed an issue that caused some images to overflow inside cards in published spaces.
* Fixed a bug which caused the customization preview to be outdated after you hit **Save**.
* Fixed a bug that prevented page feedback not being captured in some cases.
* Fixed a bug that put the cover image in published content in the wrong position.
* Fixed an issue with integration installation permissions that caused an **Install** button to appear on already-installed integrations.
* Fixed an issue that caused published pages with a lot of code blocks to crash.
* Fixed an issue that could cause some embedded content to be cut off on the page.
* Fixed a bug that meant searching in a space that was part of a published collection wouldn’t lead to the right URL.
* Fixed an issue that showed the cookie prompt too often for some cookies.
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{% update date="2024-03-27" %}
## Open-sourcing our published documentation
You can now contribute and suggest improvements to GitBook to make published documentation even better.
### ✨ New
* We’ve opened our repository for the published documentation side of GitBook, so you can now contribute. Suggest improvements, submit bug fixes, translate the UI into other languages and more — it’s all possible! Head over to [our contribution guide](https://github.com/GitbookIO/gitbook-open/blob/add/readme/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md) to find out more. And if you want to discover more details about this huge development in the way we make GitBook, head to our blog post!
* We’ve partnered with Scalar to add a **Test It** button to [OpenAPI blocks](https://gitbook.com/docs/api-references/openapi) in your published documentation. Clicking **Test It** will open up an integrated API client, where you can add headers, cookies, variables and more — before sending the request to test your API live.
### ➕ Improved
* You can now press `Tab` when using block selection on multiple blocks — such as lists — and they’ll indent one step.
* We’ve added the Export PDF feature to the **Actions menu** for your internal content, rather than opening the **Share** modal. This should make exporting a single page or all the pages in a space quicker and easier.
* We’ve improved the loading time for published spaces that include a lot of files — things should now be much speedier.
### 🔧 Fixed
* Fixed a styling issue for grouped icons in search results.
* Fixed some issues with emoji placement and color bleeding.
* Fixed a bug that removed the hint block when adding an unorganized list and then hitting `Enter` to start a new block.
* Fixed an issue with text wrapping in tab titles and table cells.
* Fixed an issue with visitor authentication that could occur when setting a token without an expiration time.
* Fixed an issue that prevented the insert palette opening when typing a `/` in the editor using Firefox.
* Fixed some caching issues with published docs that could cause a long delay before updated content appeared.
* Fixed some issues that were causing unnecessary rate limiting errors and CAPTCHAs for published content.
* Fixed an issue that prevented you from exporting the content of a change request or a previous revision as a PDF.
* Fixed an issue that was causing links between published spaces in published collections to break.
* Fixed some issues that caused some anchor links with upper-case characters to point to the main page URL rather than the section.
* Fixed an issue that could cause the editor to re-render when editing.
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{% update date="2024-03-04" %}
## Huge improvements to your published documentation
Your published sites are getting a big update, with a new look, better performance, extra customization, improved OpenAPI blocks, a redesigned PDF experience and more.
### ✨ New
* **A new, modern look and feel** – Your published now have a more streamlined layout that makes information easier to read. You’ll also notice some neat visual improvements across your docs, such as animated hint icons.
* **New customization options** – You can now change the background color of your published page. Choose between a plain background, or subtly change the color to match your theme.
* **Auto-detect light or dark mode** – Your published docs will now automatically detect whether the user’s device is set to light or dark mode, and adjust the theme to match it.
* **Multi-space search** – You can now also search across multiple published spaces — which is great when you have a published collection and want to let users find information across it all.
* Head to [our documentation](https://gitbook.com/docs) to see these new features in action!
### ➕ Improved
* **Improved performance** – You’ll notice improved loading performance across all your published content. Pages should load faster, feel snappier, and generally give your readers a better experience.
* **Better OpenAPI blocks** – The new OpenAPI block displays information like sample code to use an endpoint, the shape of a response, and a detailed list of attributes — all based on your API definition. So you can see all the information you need to use the API at a glance, and it’s easy to navigate between response types and languages for sample calls.
* **A redesigned PDF export experience** – If you allow users to export your published content as a PDF, it’s now faster and easier than ever — and it produces even better results.
* **Improved code block syntax highlighting** – We’ve improved the way syntax is highlighted in a code block, to make code easier to parse on the page.
* **Removed the API method block** – As we mentioned in [our recent announcement](https://gitbook.com/docs/changelog/broken-reference), we’ve deprecated the API method block. Instead, you can now use the insert palette to add the **API Reference** option, which adds a preset selection of blocks to add API information manually.
### 🔧 Fixed
* Fixed a bug that caused flickering in the search window when you used AI search.
* Pressing `Enter` in the title of an expanded block now opens the block. And expandable
* Fixed an issue where some complex emojis were represented by multiple emojis, rather than the single correct emoji.
* Fixed an issue that could make tab headers uneditable.
* Fixed a bug that caused some headers and some avatars to appear too large.
* Fixed a visual bug that occurred when multiple users were on the same page and had the same block selected.
* Fixed a bug in the modal that appeared near the end of the trial that caused text to misalign.
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{% update date="2024-02-21" %}
## Edit text with AI, a published docs preview and more
We’ve added the option to edit text with AI, a preview of our new published documentation experience, and a bunch of other nice improvements.
### ✨ New
* You can now edit existing text on your page using GitBook AI. Simply select some text in a block — or multiple blocks — and click **Edit with AI**
An example of the depreciated API method block.
How the content will look after the transition, using standard blocks.
This docs site includes both a language selector (top right) and a version variant drop-down (left) allowing you to host both languages and versions simultaneously.
| Action | Mac | Windows |
|---|---|---|
| Turn into a paragraph | ⌘ + ⌥ + 0 | Ctrl + Alt + 0 |
| Turn into a heading 1 | ⌘ + ⌥ + 1 | Ctrl + Alt + 1 |
| Turn into a heading 2 | ⌘ + ⌥ + 2 | Ctrl + Alt + 2 |
| Turn into a heading 3 | ⌘ + ⌥ + 3 | Ctrl + Alt + 3 |
You can also add captions to framed images and they’ll appear within the frame.
This group contains two sections displayed on the left and a nested ‘Guides’ group displayed on the right.
This site is using a combination of circular corners and a flat style
By default, this is how hint blocks will look in published content. The top hint in this demo does not have a title, while all the others do.
You can change the color of your hint blocks in published content by opening the Customization screen for your site and selecting new semantic colors. The preview on the right will update in real-time.
| Block types within this expandable block | Was this possible before? | Is it possible now? |
|---|---|---|
| Unordered list | true | true |
| Hint | false | true |
| Quote | false | true |
| Table | false | true |
Your site dashboard will now display a top-level overview of your insights, with a spinning globe highlighting recent traffic.
In the Insights tab you can select different data sets on the left, and scroll to see more information about each one.
Add filters or group data using chosen parameters to view information in different ways. You can hover your cursor over the graph to see data for a specific time.
The new space header is more consistent between different parts of the GitBook app, but will adapt depending on your needs.
An example of how tints will now work, with changes affecting all of the content on your site — courtesy of Keycloakify.
As well as increasing the size of the footer icon, the new footer also aligns your links to the content of your page.
It should now be clearer when cards have empty fields, and what kind of content you need to add to each one.
This button will reset any site section or variant customization overrides back to the site-wide settings.
A quick look at how our new TOC styles display, using our own documentation site as a demo.
In this table, different columns have bottom, middle and top alignments to demonstrate the options available.
Head to your site dashboard and scroll down to see what people have been asking in your docs.
These are just two of the small improvements we’ve made to the table of contents.
You can enable page ratings for your docs site by opening Site settings, selecting the Features tab, and toggling the setting on.
In the Insights area you can view the most popular searches in your space, and how many results each one returned.
Your personal settings page.
Personalize your user’s documentation experience through adaptive content
Add an OpenAPI specification modal.
:sparkles: | AI Assistant | Embed the Assistant in your product and give users relevant answers trained on your docs — and other tools you choose to connect. | gitbook-ai-assistant |
:robot: | GitBook Agent | Get proactive suggestions for docs updates based on support tickets, release notes and more — or ask the Agent to review your work. | gitbook-agent |
:language: | Translations | Translate your docs into any language with a click, and watch them automatically update every time you edit your primary content. | translations |
:server: | MCP server integration | Your site’s hosted MCP server lets users connect your docs to other tools so they can pull knowledge whenever they need it. | mcp-servers-for-published-docs |
Choose the search experience you want in your published docs
