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Folder configuration
Using the same .yml technique and options as Page configuration, a folder can be configured using a separate index.yml file placed inside the folder.
Folders support the same properties as pages, although a few properties that are not applicable in the context of a folder configuration would be ignored, such as description.
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icon
Set a custom icon for the folder.
icon: gear
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expanded
Expand the folder node in the tree navigation with the expanded config.
expanded: true
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label
Change the folder label used for the left navigation tree node label.
label: Custom label
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order
Move a folder up to the top of the navigation by setting the order. The higher the number, the higher in the stack the folder will be placed.
order: 1000
Move a folder to the bottom of the navigation. The lower the number, the lower in the stack it will be placed.
order: -1000
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nextprev
This config is Retype PRO only.
The nextprev configuration controls the display of "Next" and "Previous" navigation buttons at the bottom of each page and whether a page is included in the navigation sequence.
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mode
string
Controls how the Next/Previous navigation buttons are displayed and whether the page is included in the navigation sequence.
The default value is show.
nextprev:
mode: hide # Pro key required
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permalink
Configures a new permanent base path for all pages within this directory.
See Page permalink for full details.
permalink: /tutorials
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visibility
Hide a folder by setting the visibility configuration.
visibility: hidden
Another option to completely ignore a folder or a file would be to prefix the folder name or file name with an underscore _. For instance, naming a folder _guides would instruct Retype to ignore the folder.
Password protect an entire folder by setting the visibility to either protected or private.
visibility: protected
See also
The latest release of Retype is v3.12.0.
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