How do I use DocC to live preview my documentation?
Asked on 07/30/2024
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To use DocC to live preview your documentation, you can follow these steps:
- Open Xcode: Ensure you have your project open in Xcode.
- Navigate to the Documentation: In the Xcode navigator, find the documentation you want to preview.
- Enable Live Preview: Xcode provides a live preview feature for DocC documentation. You can enable this by selecting the documentation file and then clicking on the "Show the live preview" button in the editor.
For more detailed guidance, you might want to refer to the session on Xcode essentials, which covers various features and functionalities of Xcode, including how to navigate and utilize its tools effectively. You can find more information in the session titled Xcode essentials.
If you need more specific instructions or a demonstration, you might want to check out the chapter on "Find the right content" in the same session, which starts at 01:31.

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