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I have recently discovered quarto. I have been trying to use markdown to create my blog and learning site with jekyll and other static content creators, but I think quarto outperforms all, with its integration of python and R.
My site would be a blog with posts about my activities and publications, but woul have a learning section that would content mainly books about geotechnics (rockmechanics and
The navigation structure I woulld like it to be something like:
/index.qmd (home page with listings of recent posts and books)
/learning/ (the section about learning geotechnics books, I have created a project to content them)
/learning/rockmechanics/ (book about rock mechanics, I have created a book project for it)
/learning/otherbook/
...
And so on.
I have tried to replicate that structure as a directory tree in my quarto source folder.
But when I render the site, the book folder is also rendered and the book does not work correctly.
I have to render the book folder after that in order to get the book correctly rendered with its chapters.
So it seems that the books should reside in a separate folder structure. It would be better to have a separate github project for each book too.
But I have two problems:
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