export declare const updateMdxTemplate = "---\ntitle: \"Update\"\ndescription: \"Easily manage and present change history.\"\ndate: \"2026-02-19\"\ncategory: \"Components\"\ncategoryOrder: 1\norder: 21\nrss: true\n---\n# Update\n\nEasily manage and present change history.\n\nThe `Update` component helps you display release notes, version details, and changelogs in a standardized format.\n\nEach `Update` label is added to the \"On this page\" sidebar and gets its own anchor, so you can link directly to a specific entry.\n\n\n ## Example entry\n\n You can include anything here - images, code snippets, or a bullet list of modifications.\n\n \n\n ### Key additions\n\n - Fully responsive layout\n - Individual anchor for each update\n - Automatic RSS feed entry generation\n\n\n## Update Usage\n\nYou can combine multiple `Update` components to build complete changelogs.\n\n```html\n\n ## Example entry\n\n You can include anything here - images, code snippets, or a bullet list of modifications.\n\n \n\n ### Key additions\n\n - Fully responsive layout\n - Individual anchor for each update\n - Automatic RSS feed entry generation\n\n```\n\n## Subscribable changelogs\n\nEvery page that contains at least one `Update` component automatically publishes an RSS feed at its page URL with `/rss.xml` appended. For example, this page's feed lives at `/update/rss.xml`.\n\nEach `Update` becomes a feed entry: the `label` is the entry title, and the entry link deep-links to the update's anchor on the page. New entries reach subscribers as soon as the site is rebuilt with new `Update` components.\n\nFeed entries contain pure Markdown only. They exclude components, code, and HTML elements. Use the `rss` property to provide alternative text for feed readers when an update consists mostly of excluded content:\n\n```html\n\n \n\n```\n\nThe feed's channel title and description come from the page frontmatter, falling back to the site name and description from `config.json`. RSS feeds are only available on public documentation - password-protected sites do not expose them.\n\nRSS feeds can integrate with Slack, email, or other subscription tools to notify readers of changes. Some options include:\n\n- [Slack](https://slack.com/help/articles/218688467-Add-RSS-feeds-to-Slack)\n- [Email](https://zapier.com/apps/email/integrations/rss/1441/send-new-rss-feed-entries-via-email) via Zapier\n- Discord bots like [Readybot](https://readybot.io)\n\n## RSS button\n\nTo make the feed discoverable, add `rss: true` to the page frontmatter. This displays an RSS button at the top of the page that links to the feed - this page shows one. The button only appears when the page actually contains `Update` components.\n\n```yaml\n---\nrss: true\n---\n```\n\n## Properties\n\n\n The label of the update. It also appears in the page's \"On this page\"\n navigation, acts as a deep-link anchor to this entry, and becomes the entry\n title in the page's RSS feed.\n\n\n\n An optional description for the update. When omitted, no description is shown.\n\n\n\n Alternative pure-Markdown text for this entry in the page's RSS feed. When\n omitted, the feed uses the entry content with components, code, and HTML\n removed. Never rendered on the page.\n\n\n\n The content of the update.\n";