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Attempting to covert our site documentation to a Jekyll Static Site. Everything "runs" fine _site filled with all index.html at each of the sub level directories, BUT none of the

example

    ---
    title: ___1_0_background_index_md
    ---

    1. ([Introduction](./1.1_intro.md))  
    2. ([Terminology](./1.2_terminology.md)

    -----

comes out as

    <li>(<a href="./1.1_intro.md">Introduction</a>)</li>
    <li>(<a href="./1.2_terminology.md">Terminology</a></li>

e.g. the links are still to the .md files not the generated html files. the html files are generated.

really unsure what i'm doing wrong? I've checked

  • all files have front matter
  • there is an index.md in each sub folder
  • tried to remove additional brackets around the links e.g. name versus (name

note: I auto generated the title front matter across all our files, hence the title is simplified original filenames.

any guidance much appreciated?

thanks Ben

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1 Answers

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Simply replace the .md extension to .html using any text editor. I would recommend Grepwin for Mass search and replacement.

So this will work as you've intended:

---
title: ___1_0_background_index_md
---

1. ([Introduction](./1.1_intro.html)  
2. ([Terminology](./1.2_terminology.html)

-----