prediction-webpage

Detail page editor guide

Each “More details” button on the main page links to a Markdown file in this folder.

Creating a detail page

  1. Find the #id on the line in webpage.html (e.g. ## INTRO #intro, ## GLOSSARY #glossary, --- Specific question #specific-question).
  2. Create details/{id}.md with that same id (e.g. details/intro.md, details/glossary.md).

If no .md file exists (or it is empty), the button is hidden automatically.

Markdown

Detail pages use standard Markdown. See the Markdown Guide for headings, lists, bold, italic, links, footnotes, and more. Inline HTML also works. Math uses \(...\) inline and \[...\] for display (MathJax).

Link to another card or section on the main page using its #id from webpage.html:

See [parameterisation](#parameterisation) for more.
[Stage 1](#setting-stage) defines the prediction goal.

References

Cite a work from the central bibliography (scripts/references.js) with [@Author Year]:

Spatial discretisation may require re-formulating process parameters.[@Chipperfield 2011]

The key must match an entry in scripts/references.js exactly (e.g. Dormann 2026, Spake 2023). Add new references there first.