Add "Related content" section at the bottom of each page. about ipfs-docs HOT 5 CLOSED

Not sure where it fits. Should we add "Training and Courses" subsection to the "Community" one at http://docs.ipfs.io ?

For now I've proposed adding it to http://awesome.ipfs.io (ipfs/awesome-ipfs#205)

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Putting this one into our "OKR: Hotfixes" bucket, since it's a link to a helpful resource that can benefit folks in the short-term while we align ourselves on revamping the docs platform as a whole. Two things to note though:

1. The link to use is as follows: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC8CEtJ9shDznO1tpvGe--BVEWmCKY9_Z
2. There's still no great place in the existing docs site to link this out to. @lidel's suggestion above of adding a subsection "Tutorials & Courses" to the "Community" section seems best to me, though. (If we do that, note it'll be a loner on that page unless someone would be kind enough to add a few more known-awesome community tutorials! agentofuser's Interplanetary Gatsby one - http://interplanetarygatsby.com/ipfs-deploy/ - is one nomination.)

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Update: We're discussing best approaches to community-generated content as part of a general taxonomy discussion. Ref ipfs-inactive/docs#347.

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Adding this screenshot from @ericronne illustrating visual layout of a "related content" section on the new docs site; this can be used to include project-generated or community-generated links. We can use the same front-matter methodology as the content stub pages' "try these links in the meantime" links to build this.

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Pretty much anytime there's further content that can be explored, it's just linked to using a hyperlink. While styling related content is a nice-to-have feature, it's not necessary, and likely won't be tackled anytime soon. Closing.

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