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I am trying to get a side navigation bar to my quarto website, but it is not working. I tried numerous variations in the _publish.yml entry, save it, and publish it to quarto-pub via VS Code. I see the website, it updates when I change something in contents – but no side navigation bar. Currently, my _publish.yml file looks as follows – but as said, I tried many variations, starting with copy&paste the example from the Quarto Docs (I think the indentations render incorrectly here):
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Can you provide a repository with your project? By the way, (Note you need to use four |
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You are right, I confused _quarto.yml and _publish.yml. I just dived into this a little bit. I started from my Python project, as I wanted to include code, but it should primarily be a website. I realise that I cannot simply add a _quarto.yml to what I have at the moment. Likely there are differences between websites, sites with code, etc. I have to check this out further. The repo would be: https://github.com/Hezel2000/flank_method I mark this answered for the moment and until I informed myself about these differences further. Thanks! |
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I got it! This is all working now – thanks again, great! I wasn't aware of these differences. |
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Can you provide a repository with your project?
Or use code blocks here with the content of
_quarto.yml(as in Quarto/RMarkdown)?By the way,
_publish.ymlis not the file to define the structure or where to add any configuration related to your Quarto project/document, see https://quarto.org/docs/websites/website-navigation.html#side-navigation.See https://quarto.org/docs/publishing/quarto-pub.html#publish-command for what
_publish.ymlis about.(Note you need to use four
`to include content with code cells.)