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Merge pull request #32 from PR0M3TH3AN/codex/add-numbered-sorting-to-folder-entries
Number doc sections and explain ordering
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Archivox automatically turns your Markdown files into a full documentation site with a responsive layout and search.
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* Sidebar navigation generated from folders
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* Sidebar navigation generated from folders (prefix names with numbers to control order)
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* Collapsible mobile menu and dark-mode switch
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* Client-side search powered by Lunr.js
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* Shortcodes for rich content (images, tabs, notes)
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# Controlling Sidebar Order
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Archivox builds the sidebar by scanning the `content/` directory. Folders and files are sorted alphabetically by default. To set a custom order, prefix the names with numbers like `01-` or `02-`.
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```
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content/
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01-getting-started/
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01-install.md
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02-build.md
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02-features/
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03-customization/
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```
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Numbers are stripped from the displayed titles, but they determine the ordering in the navigation. Nested folders work the same way, letting you create subsections within a section.
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