A band manifest can include an optional list of cross-references. These references connect to specific flag IDs found in the `CROSS_CHAPTER_FLAGS.md` file. This system ensures consistent information across different parts of a document.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A band manifest can include an optional list of cross-references.
These references connect to specific flag IDs found in the `CROSS_CHAPTER_FLAGS.md` file. This system ensures consistent information across different parts of a document.
A band manifest can have an optional array called `cross_references`. This array lists flag IDs. These IDs point to entries in the `CROSS_CHAPTER_FLAGS.md` file. There are 12 such entries currently.
A developer is creating a large document with many chapters. The developer uses a band manifest for each chapter. One chapter introduces a new concept. The developer adds a flag ID for this concept to the `cross_references` array in other chapters. This links all related information.
Resolved from this lesson's own record — real definitions, not invented for this page.
More from the same record, pulled by shared topic — not written new for this page.
A developer needs a full specification document. This document describes how to build new content.
A developer should not skip project documents. These documents include specifications, architecture notes, and format definitions.
A developer writes Markdown files for a human. The files should explain ideas clearly.
A page has a maximum number for each type of content. For example, a page might allow only two image galleries.
A band manifest can include an optional list of cross-references. These references connect to specific flag IDs found in the `CROSS_CHAPTER_FLAGS.md` file. This system ensures consistent information across different parts of a document.