There are three basic ways you can edit and update your spacebook content. They can be used interchangeably.
📝 You can edit your markdown files in the pages folder directly on Github using their edit tools. When you add or commit a file change to your main branch it will automatically deploy to Netlify. This is a very fast and easy way to make changes from anywhere with only your browser.
By default there is an “edit” button that appears on each page linked directly the edit screen on Github. This means that external or internal collaborators can submit pull requests or make edits to any page depending on your permissions. You can disable this button in site.json by setting enableEditButton to false.
📝 You can also clone your repository and edit your local markdown files directly in a text editor of your choice, and push those changes back to Github. This can be nice if you are used to writing markdown locally or want the experience of an advanced markdown editor with automatic previews, syntax highlights, and other features.
📝 You can also configure the optional Netlify CMS integration to enable a fast and easy CMS that will let you manage your content with a WYSIWYG editor and automatic formatting previews. When you publish a page in Netlify CMS, it is automatically committed back to your Github repository and then published to Netlify.