It is easy to define a sidebar on GitHub's wiki page by creating _Sidebar.md file in the root and the sidebar will be automatically appended to every page. But what if we would like to hide it on certain pages, is there any way to achieve this?
This feature seems to not be available for GitHub wikis.
I have also tried the empty _Sidebar.md file as suggested by lucifurious, but all it does is create an empty (blank) sidebar below the "Pages" one.
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I am creating pages in our Confluence space and would like to know is there a way to create pages using predefined layout which can then be applied to other pages that are created and it I change the predefined layout e.g. change a banner picture then all the pages that use that layout will change? Similar to slide master in Powerpoint.
Thanks for any help
At the top of each class/namespace/etc page, Doxygen includes a breadcrumb trail or file reference path (whatever you want to call it).
Leveraged graph from the web to show what I can't seem to remove
How do I remove this? I have tried turning off any settings I can think of that have to do with generating TOC/Index, I have a custom layout file that has everything in the "navindex" section turned off,
Is it possible to create in GitHub's Markdown a navigation tab like this one?
https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/#examples
There is no built in way to do this, but you can make multiple, similarly structured documents to achieve the same functionality.
Create multiple .md files with the same content in each file, only make the stuff under the navigation tab different. You can then add navigation links on the top, which should point to these different .md files you just created. You can make the active link bold on each page to make it easily differentiable.
In a repo that I'm working on, new tags are created at every merge. So there are tags on all the commits, which creates a problem in finding branch names in the list, I want to hide all the tags at once as there are too many (1k+) to remove one by one.
In version 3.6.0, the following feature was added:
Reduce the drag on your graph by using the new context menu option to Hide all tags
Right clicking any single tag will provide the options to Hide/Show all tags along with hiding and soloing the individual tag.
I'm using ALIAS and \xrefitem to gather a specific list of comments into a separate page for reference. This is working fine, however, each of these specific pages appear in the top level treeview. For other page/subpage hierarchies I've built a MarkDown index page that shows in the top level, and then references the others, thus keeping my treeview neat. I've done the same for the xrefitem pages, and the index page works fine, but the xrefitem pages still appear in the top level treeview.
Is there any way I can stop this, to keep my treeview clean?
Cheers
Paul
Try this in a markdown file (or work it into your existing mainpage):
Scratch {#mainpage}
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\subpage custom
\xrefitem xrefitem_subpage "xrefitem Heading" "xrefitem Title" Item to document
\page custom My Custom Pages
\subpage xrefitem_subpage
\page xrefitem_subpage Key Three Page
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