40_resources.html.md.erb in middleman-pagegroups-1.0.3

- old
+ new
@@ -6,74 +6,9 @@
 navigator: true
 ---
 
 # <%= current_page.data.title %>
 
-The built-in resource additions can be useful in designing your own
-partials, templates, and helpers.
+The built-in resource extensions can be useful in designing your own
+partials, templates, and helpers, and are usually accessed within them.
 
-## Resources
-
-Resource extensions are usually accessed in your templates, partials, and
-helpers with `current_page`, and so the descriptions below will use this as an
-example. However keep in mind that these methods apply to _any_ resource.
-
-`current_page.breadcrumbs`
-
-  : Returns an array of pages leading to the specified page.
-
-`current_page.brethren`
-
-  : Returns an array of all of the legitimate siblings of the specified page,
-    returning them by ascending sort order.
-
-`current_page.brethren_next`
-
-  : Returns the next legitimate sibling of the specified page, or `nil` if it’s
-    already the last page.
-
-`current_page.brethren_previous`
-
-  : Returns the previous legitimate sibling of the specified page, or `nil` if
-    it’s already the first page.
-
-`current_page.group_count`
-
-  : Indicates the number of pages that are in the current group.
-
-`current_page.legitimate_children`
-
-  : Returns an array of all of the specified page’s legitimate children, sorted
-    in ascending order by their sort order.
- 
-`current_page.navigator_eligible?`
-
-  : Indicates whether or not the page is eligible for displaying a previous/next
-    page indicator. It’s eligible if all of these conditions are met:
-    
-    - Its parent has front matter key `navigate` set to true.
-    - It does _not_ have a front matter key `navigator` set to false.
-    - It’s a legitimate page, i.e., has a sort order, not ignored, etc.
-
-`current_page.page_group`
-
-  : Indicates the name of the current page group. This can be useful for setting
-    up CSS and performing conditional tasks. The name of the group is simply
-    the name of the containing directory. Group names might not be unique.
-
-`current_page.page_name`
-
-  : Indicates the name of the current page. This can be useful for setting up
-    CSS and performing conditional tasks. The name of the page is simply the
-    output page name without an extension. Page names might not be unique.
- 
-`current_page.page_sequence`
-
-  : Indicates the sequence of the page within its group, starting with one. You
-    might use this directly as a page number, or use it indirectly if your page
-    numbers don’t start at one.
-    
-    Pages without sort orders will return `nil` for this value.
-
-`current_page.sort_order`
-
-  : Indicates the sort order of the page, or 0 if no order has been assigned.
+<%= partial 'partials/yard_resources' %>