Add multiple page docs #31
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| This `About` section provides detailed information about the BIMS project. It offers insights into the project's objectives, purpose, and significance, helping users understand its scope and how it aims to address specific challenges. | ||
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| [](./img/about-img-1.png) |
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Why are all the images relative links in all the files?
Standard images in markdown would be: 
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@Jeremy-Prior, once Eli told me to do that to show the image content properly.
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@ketankartoza I'm going to need more of an explanation than that. Making images into links will not affect how the image displays on the site?
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@Jeremy-Prior, when we click on the image it will open that image in a new window in bigger size.
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That seems unnecessary, but sure, leave it then. Just address the video embedding.
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Yes, it will look like that in VSCode, do a ./build-docs-html.sh and mkdocs serve to view the site on your local.
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@Jeremy-Prior It looks like the above image on my local after build but it's working fine on the live site. So for now I will update the video links on my local and will check once it merges.
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It should look like this when you do a mkdocs serve from your end:
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Okay I will make it like that thanks
docs/src/user/manual/help.md
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| * **Introduction to key FBIS components:** | ||
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| [](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aex5tzLNWAo) |
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We are able to embed videos using the mkdocs-video plugin using .
Minor changes Co-authored-by: Jeremy-Prior <[email protected]>
This Pr is for the issue #30