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Update website-navigation.qmd to use _index.qmd #1181

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/websites/website-navigation.qmd
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Expand Up @@ -186,9 +186,9 @@ Using `contents: auto` at the root level will result in all documents in your we

1. Navigation item titles will be read from the `title` field of documents.

2. Sub-directories will create sections and will be automatically titled based on the directory name (including adding capitalization and substituting spaces for dashes and underscores). Use an `index.qmd` in the directory to provide an explicit `title` if you don't like the automatic one.
2. Sub-directories will create sections and will be automatically titled based on the directory name (including adding capitalization and substituting spaces for dashes and underscores). Use an `_index.qmd` in the directory to provide an explicit `title` if you don't like the automatic one.

3. Order is alphabetical (by filename) unless a numeric `order` field is provided in document metadata.
3. Order is alphabetical (by filename) unless a numeric `order` field is provided in document metadata. Use an `_index.qmd` file in a sub-directory to set its `order` position.

Automatic navigation automatically includes items in sub-directories. If you prefer not to do this, use an explicit `/*` to indicate only the documents in the root directory:

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