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.tina/config.jsx

@@ -11,44 +11,11 @@ import title from "title";
 const branch =
  "feat/tina-cms";
 
-const WarningIcon = (props) => {
- return (
- <svg
- stroke="currentColor"
- fill="currentColor"
- stroke-width="0"
- viewBox="0 0 24 24"
- height="1em"
- width="1em"
- xmlns="http:https://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
- {...props}
- >
- <path d="M11.001 10h2v5h-2zM11 16h2v2h-2z"></path>
- <path d="M13.768 4.2C13.42 3.545 12.742 3.138 12 3.138s-1.42.407-1.768 1.063L2.894 18.064a1.986 1.986 0 0 0 .054 1.968A1.984 1.984 0 0 0 4.661 21h14.678c.708 0 1.349-.362 1.714-.968a1.989 1.989 0 0 0 .054-1.968L13.768 4.2zM4.661 19 12 5.137 19.344 19H4.661z"></path>
- </svg>
- );
-};
-
-const RestartWarning = () => {
- return (
- <p className="rounded-lg border shadow px-4 py-2.5 bg-gradient-to-r from-yellow-50 to-yellow-100 border-yellow-200 mb-4">
- <div className="flex items-center gap-2">
- <WarningIcon className={`w-6 h-auto flex-shrink-0 text-yellow-400`} />
- <div className={`flex-1 text-sm text-yellow-700 whitespace-normal `}>
- To see settings changes reflected on your site, restart the Tina CLI
- after saving <em>(local development only)</em>.
- </div>
- </div>
- </p>
- );
-};
-
-
 const DocsCollection = {
  name: "doc",
  label: "Docs",
  path: "docs",
- format: "md",
+ format: "mdx",
  fields: [
  {
  type: "string",
@@ -76,7 +43,7 @@ const DocsCollection = {
  name: "body",
  label: "Body",
  isBody: true,
- // templates: [...MDXTemplates],
+ templates: [...MDXTemplates],
  },
  ],
 };

docs/admin-api/admin-api.info.mdx

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Once you have a secured backend account, all the transactions through the Admin
 
 #### Before Getting Started
 
-Before working with Admin API, if you haven't done so, please follow the guide [Getting Started](developers/fuse-sdk/getting-started.md).
+Before working with Admin API, if you haven't done so, please follow the guide [Getting Started](developers/fuse-sdk/getting-started.mdx).
 
 > #### 📘For all the Admin APIs you will need to have both your Public and Secret API Keys.
 

docs/basics/fuse-v2-next-chapter/2023-technical-roadmap.md → docs/basics/fuse-v2-next-chapter/2023-technical-roadmap.mdx

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ sidebar_position: 8
 
 ### Q1
 
-* Release the new [Fuse mobile SDK](../../developers/fuse-sdk/flutter-sdk/README.md), providing tools to build mobile cross-platform Web3 apps and wallets – **Live.**
+* Release the new [Fuse mobile SDK](../../developers/fuse-sdk/flutter-sdk/README.mdx), providing tools to build mobile cross-platform Web3 apps and wallets – **Live.**
 * Launch API Service: The Fuse API Service is a vital part of the services provided to Operators and powers the Fuse SDK. Its components will serve as the foundation for [Power Validators](../fuse-v2-next-chapter/power-validators) services. – **Live**
 * The [WooCommerce Payment plugin](https://wordpress.org/plugins/charge-web3/) is available for WordPress stores. – **Live**
 * Fuse Improvement Proposal (FIP) for Power Validators.

docs/basics/getting-started-with-fuse/faqs.md → docs/basics/getting-started-with-fuse/faqs.mdx

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ description: Dashboard for monitoring Network Health Status
 
 ### What is Fuse Network?
 
-The Fuse Network is an enterprise-grade, use-case agnostic, reliable, stable, and secure decentralized EVM-compatible public blockchain. Designed for high transaction volumes and microtransactions, Fuse supports DeFi and Gaming applications alongside general blockchain use cases. [Learn more](../intro-to-fuse/what-is-fuse.md).
+The Fuse Network is an enterprise-grade, use-case agnostic, reliable, stable, and secure decentralized EVM-compatible public blockchain. Designed for high transaction volumes and microtransactions, Fuse supports DeFi and Gaming applications alongside general blockchain use cases. [Learn more](../intro-to-fuse/what-is-fuse.mdx).
 
 ### Who is the target audience for Fuse?
 
@@ -27,11 +27,11 @@ MetaMask is a blockchain wallet that supports Fuse tokens and NFTs. To interact
 
 ### What is the FUSE token?
 
-The Fuse Network also has its native token called FUSE. It serves as a medium of exchange within the network and a reward for users who contribute by running validators or developing applications on the platform. [Learn more](../intro-to-fuse/fuse-token.md).
+The Fuse Network also has its native token called FUSE. It serves as a medium of exchange within the network and a reward for users who contribute by running validators or developing applications on the platform. [Learn more](../intro-to-fuse/fuse-token.mdx).
 
 ### Where can I get FUSE tokens?
 
-FUSE is available on several centralized (CEX) and decentralized DEX exchanges. You can find the best information about FUSE trading volumes and prices on various exchanges on the Coingecko Markets pagE. [Learn more](obtaining-assets-to-transact-on-fuse.md).
+FUSE is available on several centralized (CEX) and decentralized DEX exchanges. You can find the best information about FUSE trading volumes and prices on various exchanges on the Coingecko Markets pagE. [Learn more](obtaining-assets-to-transact-on-fuse.mdx).
 
 ### What’s the FUSE token contract address?
 

docs/basics/getting-started-with-fuse/obtaining-assets-to-transact-on-fuse.md → docs/basics/getting-started-with-fuse/obtaining-assets-to-transact-on-fuse.mdx

@@ -5,13 +5,13 @@ title: Obtaining Assets To Transact On Fuse
 
 Once a user has connected a wallet to the Fuse Network blockchain, they may want to obtain Fuse assets directly to be able to transact.
 
-One asset that they will need is Fuse Network's native token, [FUSE](../intro-to-fuse/fuse-token.md). FUSE on Fuse Network can be obtained using fiat-to-crypto on-ramps or centralized exchanges. The on-ramps currently supporting FUSE purchases include [TransFi](https://buy.transfi.com) and [Transak](https://transak.com). 
+One asset that they will need is Fuse Network's native token, [FUSE](../intro-to-fuse/fuse-token.mdx). FUSE on Fuse Network can be obtained using fiat-to-crypto on-ramps or centralized exchanges. The on-ramps currently supporting FUSE purchases include [TransFi](https://buy.transfi.com) and [Transak](https://transak.com). 
 
 The exchanges where you can buy FUSE on Fuse are MEXC Global, AscendEx, and Bitazza Global. 
 
 Both on-ramps and the aforementioned exchanges allow users to get funds from their bank accounts to have FUSE in their blockchain wallet directly, with the on-ramps being the most straightforward option.
 
 In addition, the aforementioned on-ramp providers and [Ramp Network](https://ramp.network/) also support the purchases of the reputable USD Circle (USDC) stablecoin on Fuse Network. 
 
-Alternatively, users wishing to move their funds to Fuse Network from other chains without going through centralized intermediaries can obtain one of the assets that can be bridged to Fuse Network from the chains to which it is connected through the [supporting cross-chain bridges](asset-bridges-to-other-chains.md).
+Alternatively, users wishing to move their funds to Fuse Network from other chains without going through centralized intermediaries can obtain one of the assets that can be bridged to Fuse Network from the chains to which it is connected through the [supporting cross-chain bridges](asset-bridges-to-other-chains.mdx).
 

docs/basics/getting-started-with-fuse/wallets/add-fuse-to-metamask-and-other-wallets.md → docs/basics/getting-started-with-fuse/wallets/add-fuse-to-metamask-and-other-wallets.mdx

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The standard way for users to connect to the Fuse Network blockchain is with a b
 * Network name: **Fuse Network**
 * ChanId: **122**
 * Gas price: **10 gwei**
-* RPC: [https://rpc.fuse.io/](https://rpc.fuse.io/), or any other from the [list](../rpc.md)
+* RPC: [https://rpc.fuse.io/](https://rpc.fuse.io/), or any other from the [list](../rpc.mdx)
 * Native token: **FUSE**
 * Explorer: [https://explorer.fuse.io/](https://explorer.fuse.io/)
 

docs/basics/intro-to-fuse/fuse-blockchain.md → docs/basics/intro-to-fuse/fuse-blockchain.mdx

@@ -29,9 +29,9 @@ Fuse Network is fully compatible with Ethereum, meaning that any smart contract
 
 The Fuse Network blockchain uses a variant of delegated Proof of Stake (dPoS) for achieving consensus. The consensus is secured by a significant number of independent validators, only one of which is run by the Fuse Foundation.
 
-Validators are also responsible for Fuse's most crucial type of governance: adopting the network protocol changes via [Fuse Improvement Proposals](fuse-governance-and-development/fips.md) (FIPs). 
+Validators are also responsible for Fuse's most crucial type of governance: adopting the network protocol changes via [Fuse Improvement Proposals](fuse-governance-and-development/fips.mdx) (FIPs). 
 
-The native token of the network is called FUSE. New FUSE tokens are issued with every added block and used to pay for gas, like Ether (ETH) on Ethereum. For more information about issuing new tokens, please refer to the [tokenomics](fuse-token.md#fuse-tokenomics) section.
+The native token of the network is called FUSE. New FUSE tokens are issued with every added block and used to pay for gas, like Ether (ETH) on Ethereum. For more information about issuing new tokens, please refer to the [tokenomics](fuse-token.mdx#fuse-tokenomics) section.
 
 The Fuse Network blockchain is designed to ensure fast block confirmation times and a low cost of transactions. The average block interval on Fuse is around 5 seconds, which currently costs less than 1 cent to confirm a transaction.
 

docs/basics/intro-to-fuse/fuse-governance-and-development/README.md → docs/basics/intro-to-fuse/fuse-governance-and-development/README.mdx

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ description: >-
 
 Governance is currently split among the following actors:
 
-**1) Network Validators.** Fuse Network validators are entrusted with deciding whether to adopt [Fuse improvement proposals](./fips.md) (FIPs). Regardless of their share of the overall network stake, every validator has one vote, but this will likely change soon.
+**1) Network Validators.** Fuse Network validators are entrusted with deciding whether to adopt [Fuse improvement proposals](./fips.mdx) (FIPs). Regardless of their share of the overall network stake, every validator has one vote, but this will likely change soon.
 
 **2) Fuse Foundation and the project team.** Like most public blockchain projects at the initial stage of development, the development of the core network protocol and the Fuse treasury that primarily consists of the undistributed genesis FUSE supply (see the subsection "[FUSE Supply and Current Distribution](https://docs.fuse.io/general/fuse-token/fuse-supply-and-current-distribution)") are currently managed mainly by a foundation. 
 

docs/basics/intro-to-fuse/fuse-payment-infrastructure.md → docs/basics/intro-to-fuse/fuse-payment-infrastructure.mdx

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ The Fuse team has, thus, been developing and iterating on a multi-faceted infras
 
 It should be noted that some of the components of this stack are not only utilized as a part of the payment-centric infrastructure but are also open to and help other applications to be deployed and run on the Fuse Network blockchain.
 
-If you are a developer or a business wishing to research or implement web3 payments, Fuse's current infrastructure stack is described in more technical detail in the [Fuse Stack](../../developers/fuse-sdk/architecture.md) section.
+If you are a developer or a business wishing to research or implement web3 payments, Fuse's current infrastructure stack is described in more technical detail in the [Fuse Stack](../../developers/fuse-sdk/architecture.mdx) section.
 
 In the subsequent parts of this section, we will briefly discuss the fundamental principles on which the workings of the Fuse payment-focused infrastructure are based.