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When I set folder name course, everything is as expected.
course ├── _index.md (type=docs) ├── course1 │ ├── _index.md (type=book) │ └── example1.md (type=book) └── course2 ├── _index.md (type=docs) └── example1.md (type=book)
http://localhost:1313/course/
http://localhost:1313/course/course1/
http://localhost:1313/course/course2/
But, When just change folder name from course to book, things goes wrong. How can I use book as folder name, and expect it acting like course?
ps: I find that, setting the folder name as books or others, it act just like course. Why book acts like that?
books
book ├── _index.md (type=docs) ├── course1 │ ├── _index.md (type=book) │ └── example1.md (type=book) └── course2 ├── _index.md (type=docs) └── example1.md (type=book)
http://localhost:1313/book/
http://localhost:1313/book/course1/
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When I set folder name course, everything is as expected.
http://localhost:1313/course/
http://localhost:1313/course/course1/
http://localhost:1313/course/course2/
But, When just change folder name from course to book, things goes wrong.
How can I use
book
as folder name, and expect it acting like course?ps: I find that, setting the folder name as
books
or others, it act just like course. Whybook
acts like that?http://localhost:1313/book/
http://localhost:1313/book/course1/
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: