QuHelp help sites are made up of several html pages in a tree structure. These pages are generated by the quhelp program which combines each page with a template, creates a tree structure based on the contents of the folder that contains the pages and adds navigation between the pages.

To make a help site, first you need to create the content directory. This directory contains special text files with html formatting (partial html pages) and special directives to the QuHelp system, images, scripts and other files a page might need.

When the content directory is done, you have to run the quhelp program, which will generate the help site in a subdirectory by combining the template with the content.