GitBook: [#80] Updated template instructions

SUMMARY.md

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@
 * [🚀 Plugin Installation Tutorial](overview/installation/README.md)
   * [🎁 Templates](overview/installation/templates.md)
   * [📦 Adding pre-defined plugins](overview/installation/adding-pre-defined-plugins.md)
-  * [🛳 Docker installation](overview/installation/docker-installation.md)
-  * [🌐 Pterodactyl configuration](overview/installation/pterodactyl-configuration.md)
+* [🛳 Docker configuration](overview/docker-configuration.md)
+* [🌐 Pterodactyl configuration](overview/pterodactyl-configuration.md)
 * [📜 Current Config files](overview/config.md)
 * [🚫 Limitations](overview/limitations/README.md)
   * [Permission-based RAM](overview/limitations/permission-based-ram.md)

overview/installation/templates.md

@@ -4,24 +4,33 @@ description: Learn how to setup templates with plugins, mods, worlds and configu
 
 # 🎁 Templates
 
+## Introduction
+
+In PlayerServers, Templates are an essential way of managing the creation of your servers.
+
+{% hint style="info" %}
+_At minimum you are required to have a default Template folder with Spigot.jar file inside. Without that, it will not be possible to create a subserver._
+{% endhint %}
+
 ## Instructions
 
 1. Create folder in /templates/\<yourtemplate>
 2. Put all the server files there INCLUDING Spigot.jar (do not include server.properties or spigot.yml)
-3. If the folder includes plugins, please do not include PSServerCore.jar or it's configuration files
+3. If the folder includes plugins, <mark style="color:yellow;">please do not include PSServerCore.jar or it's configuration files</mark>
 4. If your server includes plugins, please add all of them to plugins-to-be-installed-ingame folder
 5. Add your template to config.yml as in the following example:
 
 ```yaml
 templates:
   default:
+    # Below you should add all the plugins from your template in the described format
     plugins:
       - EssentialsX-2.18.1.0.jar;Essentials;Provides an essential, core set of commands for Bukkit.
 ```
 
-As you can see, the template is the following: \
-JarFileNameFromPluginsToBeInstalledIngameFolder;PluginNameFromPlugin.yml;Description
+**As you can see, the template is the following:** \
+<mark style="color:blue;">JarFileNameFromPluginsToBeInstalledIngameFolder</mark>;<mark style="color:yellow;">PluginNameFromPlugin.yml</mark>;<mark style="color:green;">Description</mark>
 
-* JarFileNameFromPluginsToBeInstalledIngameFolder - the name of the jar file from the plugins to be installed ingame folder (example: EssentialsX-2.18.1.0.jar)
-* PluginNameFromPlugin.yml - Find it by openning the plugin with WinRar, for example. Inside, you will see plugin.yml. Copy the plugin name from there
-* Description - As described in the previous step, there is also a plugin description in plugin.yml. Copy it in the description part. NOTE THAT NOT ALL THE PLUGINS CONTAIN DESCRIPTION. In that case, you can create a custom one.
+* <mark style="color:blue;">JarFileNameFromPluginsToBeInstalledIngameFolder</mark> - the name of the jar file from the plugins to be installed ingame folder (example: EssentialsX-2.18.1.0.jar)
+* <mark style="color:yellow;">PluginNameFromPlugin.yml</mark> - Find it by openning the plugin with WinRar, for example. Inside, you will see plugin.yml. Copy the plugin name from there
+* <mark style="color:green;">Description</mark> - As described in the previous step, there is also a plugin description in plugin.yml. Copy it in the description part. NOTE THAT NOT ALL THE PLUGINS CONTAIN DESCRIPTION. In that case, you can create a custom one.