How to conditionally include the "edit this page" and "report an issue" sidebars?

[boshek]

Description

This is a great feature:

But does anyone know how to turn it off? For example, is it possible if I had a website to include it on certain pages and not on others? Googling is failing me because searching "edit this page" brings up nearly all of the quarto docs :)

[mcanouil]

I don't believe it's possible as it currently is a project option, see https://quarto.org/docs/websites/website-navigation.html#github-links.

Could you elaborate on your use case? I don't see what's the benefits as if a page is "editable" on GitHub, this means all the other pages are, with or without the links.

[lostmygithubaccount]

The use case is it makes sense for every page except the index/home page. We're porting over our Ibis documentation to Quarto and I think the home page would look cleaner without those links at the bottom

I do want it on every other page though.

[jimjam-slam]

If you wanted to be sneaky, you could hide those links on the home page by adding the following CSS using the css key just on the home page's frontmatter:

#toc-actions {
  display: none;
}

[dragonstyle]

Starting in Quarto 1.4, you'll be able to specify repo-actions: false in the yaml block for a page to prevent the display of repository actions on a page (added here e8d348e).

[lostmygithubaccount]

appreciate the quick turnaround! just confirmed it works w/ the dev version of quarto for me