The example URI for creating an application in GitLab does not contain a trailing `/` but the Netlify CMS admin oauth implicit grant request to GitLab does include a trailing `/`. This results in a failure with GitLab not matching the URI and returning an error.
Following the example explicitly as most will do with copy-paste, `https://example.com/app/admin` will be entered. Then the Netlify admin login will send `https://example.com/app/admin` and the URI will not match and GitLab will show an error indicating the URI is invalid.
The easy fix for the user is just to put the trailing `/` ... `https://example.com/app/admin/`.
I updated that example string in the hopes that users will not have to figure this out on their own in the future.
* Update links
Update test-drive and quick-start references
Change relative links to absolute so they work in GitHub repo view
* Regain paragraph margins
Adding back the bottom margin had no effect on landing page, except a 16px legnth increase in the hero and editor sections. Offset by reducing the variable that set their margin/padding by the same amount.
* Add frontmatter to docs files (prep to move)
* Move docs into position for website migration
* Migrate website from netlify-cms-www
Some modifications, including most of the changes in https://github.com/netlify/netlify-cms-www/pull/58 (previously reverted).
Also updated the readme and added hugo-bin for quicker onboarding of new docs contributors.
* Remove netlify.toml
This allows separate build commands for cms-demo and netlifycms.org.
* Remove website/netlify.toml
May re-add later, but it's not doing anything for now.
* Remove unused content file
