How to contribute to dojo-docs about docs

http://bugs.dojotoolkit.org/ticket/14596#comment:3

[phiggins42]

pull requests are welcome. the 1.7 "branch" is a snapshot of work done up until dojo 1.7.0 was released. "master" is "trunk" and a work in progress, and will be tagged again at the next major version (1.8). You can edit directly (trunk) on livedocs.dojotoolkit.org (just like old wiki system) ... but to fix issues in previous branches (and be able to preview/test, rather than just fix grammar things) you'll need to run rstwiki locally. See the rstwiki project under my github account for instructions.

[dylans]

We would still also prefer a CLA on file for all contributions, see http://dojofoundation.org/cla . This is to allow people to easily republish documentation. Thanks!

Sure. I have the CLA. Thank you.
Regards, Peter Kokot

Two simple trivial questions though:
1.) Code examples should have indentation of 4 spaces?
2.) How many spaces for indentating rst blocks?

[phiggins42]

1. yes. no tabs though, spaces (which i mention only because the dojo tree is tabs set to 4 spaces, and is different)
2. typically two. rst is very forgiving though, and follows python's significant whitespace pattern. so whatever just needs to line up at the next tab stop. I believe most of the .rst files now are set at two spaces per indent.

Ok. Thanks.