Documentation: remove use of "expandable" sections

Move the "Custom Job Types" expandable section to its own, normal
section.

The expandable sections in the docs aren't that clear, visually. It's
easy to miss that they can be expanded. This was the only use of this
feature.
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Sybren A. Stüvel 2022-12-06 12:47:42 +01:00
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Whenever a Worker gets a task that contains `{blender}`, that'll be replaced by Whenever a Worker gets a task that contains `{blender}`, that'll be replaced by
the appropriate value for that worker. the appropriate value for that worker.
{{< expand "Custom Job Types" >}}
This documentation section focuses on pre-existing variables, `blender` and
`blenderArgs`. There is nothing special about these. Apart from being part of
Flamenco's default configuration, that is. When you go the more advanced route
of creating your own [custom job types][jobtypes] you're free to create your own
set of variables to suit your needs.
[jobtypes]: {{< ref "usage/job-types" >}}
{{< /expand >}}
## Platform ## Platform
**The goal of the variables system is to cater for different platforms.** **The goal of the variables system is to cater for different platforms.**
@ -64,3 +54,13 @@ might be different from where users go to pick them up.
- `users`: values are used when submitting jobs from Blender and showing them in - `users`: values are used when submitting jobs from Blender and showing them in
the web interface. the web interface.
- `workers`: values that are used when sending tasks to workers. - `workers`: values that are used when sending tasks to workers.
## Custom Job Types
This documentation section focuses on pre-existing variables, `blender` and
`blenderArgs`. There is nothing special about these. Apart from being part of
Flamenco's default configuration, that is. When you go the more advanced route
of creating your own [custom job types][jobtypes] you're free to create your own
set of variables to suit your needs.
[jobtypes]: {{< ref "usage/job-types" >}}