Concepts
How the layer works — the sources model, the URL scheme, the collections and the checks.
The getting-started pages take you from nothing to a running site. These explain what the pieces are, where the seams sit, and why each is built the way it is.
Layers and overriding
What a Nuxt layer gives you, what it takes away, and which paths do not resolve the way they read.
Theming
How the theme is put together — owned components, one token layer, and a dark mode that switches on a class.
Databases
Which Content database adapters a duxt site can deploy on, which of them have been verified, and the one rule that keeps the layer out of the way.
Keyboard shortcuts
The four keys the theme binds, where each one applies, and where the reader is told about it.
Sources
One list of sources becomes every collection, prefix and version the site serves.
URLs and versions
How the repository and version segments appear, and what a reader in an old version is told.
Collections
What Content builds from the sources, and the four things the schema adds.
Generated sections
An artefact plus a type, published as pages — what the registry is, and the two policies a type answers.
What the build checks
The silent failures this layer had, turned into messages.
Machine readers
What a model gets — llms.txt, the raw Markdown of any page, and a real MCP server.
SEO
What every page emits for crawlers and social cards, which module writes it, and the one value the layer cannot guess.
Localisation
Seven locales ship with the layer, and every configured string takes three forms.