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---
title:     Nested Group Example
blurb:     See an example of a nested group, where sort order is specified only
           by the front matter.
layout:    template-logo-large
navigator: false
---

# <%= current_page.data.title %>

- All of these documents are part of the `nested_folder` group. This is because
  the source directory they reside in is named `nested_folder/`.

- This particular page is the index page of the group, and is considered the
  parent of all of the other files.
  
  - This page does not have an `:order` key set; its order is based on its
    original containing directory name.  

  - The other pages are set via their `:order` keys instead of a via a naming
    prefix.

* * *

<%= nav_legitimate_children :class => 'table_contents' %>

Version data entries

8 entries across 8 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
middleman-pagegroups-1.0.10	documentation_project/source/documentation/100_nested_folder/index.html.md.erb
middleman-pagegroups-1.0.9	documentation_project/source/documentation/100_nested_folder/index.html.md.erb
middleman-pagegroups-1.0.8	documentation_project/source/documentation/100_nested_folder/index.html.md.erb
middleman-pagegroups-1.0.7	documentation_project/source/documentation/100_nested_folder/index.html.md.erb
middleman-pagegroups-1.0.6	documentation_project/source/documentation/100_nested_folder/index.html.md.erb
middleman-pagegroups-1.0.5	documentation_project/source/documentation/100_nested_folder/index.html.md.erb
middleman-pagegroups-1.0.4	documentation_project/source/documentation/100_nested_folder/index.html.md.erb
middleman-pagegroups-1.0.3	documentation_project/source/documentation/100_nested_folder/index.html.md.erb