Each module: add tab with links to simple fiddle templates to fork as needed.

[dreaming-augustin]

This is a big task but we only need to get started, to make a precedent.

I noticed that the current maintainers often use https://jsfiddle.net/ . And it is often a burden to remind each person to create a reproducible simple sample.

By having a dedicated tab in each module, where we can list fiddles to use as starting point, two goals are archieved:

• they complement the current documentation with full working examples, to use for developer as starting points.
• maintainers can more easily ask people to check the samples, and if necessary fork one of them to reproduce a given bug...

The idea is to improve documentation over time, and save maintainer and support-team time and developer time by having developers ( = Fomantic users) as independent as possible.

I am mentioning https://jsfiddle.net/ because it is the service that appears to be used by current maintainers, but it could be any other similar service.

[dreaming-augustin]

I just find out you have your own collection here: https://jsfiddle.net/u/lubber/fiddles/

The idea would be to organize these into the official FUI-Docs, so that they can be easily found, used as examples to learn from by FUI users, and ready to fork in case of a problem, speeding learning/development process for FUI users, and saving support time for FUI maintainers.

[dreaming-augustin]

Call the new tab "Help".

So, for example:
https://fomantic-ui.com/modules/search.html
The documentation page about the Search module would have the following tabs:

Definition - Examples - Usage - Settings - Security - Help

Security is another standard tab I think many module should have.

Anyhow, Help might attract user attention, and if each support request leads to the documentation and the help page being improved, Fomantic-UI might become much easier to use for very beginners.

[dreaming-augustin]

I mentioned jsfiddle, because that's the one that appears to be used.

There is also codepen:
https://codepen.io/daemondevin/pen/mddyNYQ
https://codepen.io/tag/fomantic-ui

I don't know about jsfiddle, but codepen has the advantage that its code can be embedded directly into the Fomantic website. (Edit: jsfiddle can too: https://docs.jsfiddle.net/embedding-fiddles )

Searching around, there are plenty of other alternatives.