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ContextIncluded in the 'nav' configuration, which is not found in the documentation files. WARNING - A reference to 'openldap/configuration/installation.md' is included in the 'nav' configuration, which is not found in the documentation files. Bug descriptionMy Documentation Folder Structure under docs: docs : #Page tree
But I have the following Warning, Could you tell me why? although in the end-user-page I can access the page the Warning bothers me (Why warning) $ mkdocs serve
WARNING - A reference to 'openldap/configuration/installation.md' is included in the 'nav' configuration, which is not found in the documentation files. Related linksReproduction
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Thanks for reporting. This is not a bug, but MkDocs behavior. Converting to discussion. |
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Does it mean I can ignore this warning? Does Material-mkdocs support double folder path nav? |
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You have not shared with us how you set up your navigation. It might make sense for you to have a look through the MkDocs documentation on pages and navigation. There is no problem with having nested directory structures, it simply that there is a discrepancy between what is defined in the navigation and what Markdown files MkDocs found, so it warns about that. You can ignore it, though most likely it does point to a mistake you made somewhere. |
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Thank you so much @alexvoss |
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You have not shared with us how you set up your navigation. It might make sense for you to have a look through the MkDocs documentation on pages and navigation. There is no problem with having nested directory structures, it simply that there is a discrepancy between what is defined in the navigation and what Markdown files MkDocs found, so it warns about that. You can ignore it, though most likely it does point to a mistake you made somewhere.