Custom YAML tags

`numbered_headings`

`start_heading`

`previous_page`

`nav_hide`

Hides a page and all of its (grand)children from the main navigation sidebar unless the current URL belongs to one of said pages.

Example: The Internal Documentation page (~/internal/internal-documentation.md) and all of its (grand)children are hidden.

`exclude_permalink`

Lists a page on the main navigation sidebar, but does not provide a link to the page’s actual URL.

Example: The arrow next to the Commands page (~/docs/commands.md) expands to show the children pages, but the Commands page itself is not a link.

`redirect`

Redirects an entry on the main navigation sidebar to the specified URL.

Example: The Versions page (~/docs/versions.md) links to the versions tag page instead of the actual Versions page.

`element_type`

`children_code_font`

Uses code font when listing all of the page’s children on the main navigation sidebar.

Example: The children pages of the Global Commands page (~/commands/global-commmands.md) are listed in code font.

`children_collection`

Uses the specified collection to create the children_list and grand_children_list arrays. The default Just the Docs ./_includes/nav.html file cannot use Jekyll collections to create (grand)children pages.

Example: The children pages of the Elements page (~/docs/elements.md) are created from the elements collection (~/reference/_elements/).

`children_are_html_tags`

`layout`

Detects if a page belongs to an element (layout: element). If so, adds the string " element" to the page’s title.

Example: The listed title of the “Audio element” page (~/reference/elements/audio.md) should be just Audio, because its title tag is title: Audio.

However, the children_code_font tag on the parent page Elements (~/docs/elements.md) changes the "Audio" string to code font, and the layout: element tag adds the " element" string.