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When using quarto to build websites, some static site generators, for instance mkdocs, create sites with "pretty" URLs by default. It would be great if Quarto also did this.
For instance, in a project containing the file science.md, quarto render will generate that as science.html, resulting in a URL like, https://example.com/science.html. In contrast, mkdocs build would generate it as science/index.html, meaning that, when published, it could be accessed at https://example.com/science/.
The current workaround would be to create the original file at science/index.md, in which case, both quarto and mkdocs would generate the same HTML in the same places.
This is important for sites that might be considering migrating to quarto that are not currently structured along the lines of the workaround.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When using
quarto
to build websites, some static site generators, for instancemkdocs
, create sites with "pretty" URLs by default. It would be great if Quarto also did this.For instance, in a project containing the file
science.md
,quarto render
will generate that asscience.html
, resulting in a URL like,https://example.com/science.html
. In contrast,mkdocs build
would generate it asscience/index.html
, meaning that, when published, it could be accessed athttps://example.com/science/
.The current workaround would be to create the original file at
science/index.md
, in which case, bothquarto
andmkdocs
would generate the same HTML in the same places.This is important for sites that might be considering migrating to
quarto
that are not currently structured along the lines of the workaround.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: