07-20-2023, 10:42 AM
I see a similar question already been posted, but was down-voted and left unanswered. Also I was not able to find any answer via google search.
I am trying to use Octopress for both blogging and posting articles. But I don't have much experience with it.
Blog pages work fine and are indexed automatically. However other type of pages (for example *source/projects/project1/project1.md* and *source/articles/article1/article1.md*) are not indexed in archive nor visible on navigation bar. I can still navigate to them automatically by changing the URL, but otherwise they are hidden.
The question: Is there an easy way to automatically generate some kind of a tree for these deeper files? Maybe some kind of a plugin?
Thanks,
KK.
I am trying to use Octopress for both blogging and posting articles. But I don't have much experience with it.
Blog pages work fine and are indexed automatically. However other type of pages (for example *source/projects/project1/project1.md* and *source/articles/article1/article1.md*) are not indexed in archive nor visible on navigation bar. I can still navigate to them automatically by changing the URL, but otherwise they are hidden.
The question: Is there an easy way to automatically generate some kind of a tree for these deeper files? Maybe some kind of a plugin?
Thanks,
KK.