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title: A Nested Page
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description: An example of a nested page
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# A Nested Page
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This is an example of a page that doesn't have a permalink defined, and
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is not included in the table of contents (`_data/toc.yml`). This means
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that it will render based on it's path. Since it's in `docs/example-page.md`,
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the url will be `docs/example-page/`.
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## Link to a subfolder
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Now let's say we want to link to a subfolder, specifically with this
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setup:
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```
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docs/
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example-page.md (-- we are here
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subfolder/
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example-page.md (-- we want to link here
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```
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You can provide the relative path to the file, like `subfolder/example-page.md`
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and Jekyll will handle parsing it. For example:
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- [here is that link](subfolder/example-page)
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And {% include doc.html name="here" path="subfolder/example-page" %} is the same link,
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but generated with the include statement:
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```
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{% raw %}{% include doc.html name="here" path="subfolder/example-page" %}{% endraw %}
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```
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