Contents

---
title:  Navigator
blurb:  Learn how the page navigator can make navigation easy for your users, as
        well as how to turn it on or off for groups and individual pages.
layout: template-logo-medium
---
<%= md_links %>
<%= md_images %>


<%= current_page.data.title %>
==============================

<%= current_page.data.blurb %>

Near the bottom of this page you can see the navigator. It’s visible because
this page’s parent `index.html` file includes `navigate: true` in its
frontmatter.

Setting `:navigate` in the frontmatter will cause all pages with an
[order][groups] to display the navigator. This can be overridden on a
page-per-page basis by using the `:navigator` frontmatter key, e.g., `navigator:
false`.

The helper `nav_prev_next` provides the navigator structure, and the appearance
is set in CSS.

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