Adding content to the TOC Tree

Remember to change the path on your commands based on whether you’ve used cd or another project folder path.

You’ll probably want to start writing documentation and organize your site already, so get started by creating a docs folder inside your project folder.

mkdir docs

Then you’ll want to add either only the indexes for each section (which gets referenced as a separate) or the entire folder (which means every section and sub-section will be separated).

Here’s an example of the table of contents tree for this site.

.. toctree::
    :glob:
    :numbered:
    :maxdepth: 2

    docs/Auto-loader/00*
    docs/DRBD9.x/00*
    docs/Proxmox VE/00*
    docs/Samba DNS/00*
    docs/Samba Share/00*
    docs/Ubuntu Server/00*
    docs/ZABBIX/00*

You’ll need to include any subdirs you wish to have in the TOC to that section.

Since I wanted the site to be neat I chose to use an include in the index file for each sub-section (e.g.: Proxmox) so that all the content is in one single page.

Here’s an example

.. ubuntu index file for organization

.. highlight:: shell

*********
Ubuntu Server
*********

Documentation on Ubuntu Server Tweaks and Tricks for more optimized configurations.

.. include:: ./01-ubu-revert-netplan.rst
.. include:: ./03-ubu-join-ad.rst
.. include:: ./04-ubu-legacy-eth.rst
.. include:: ./05-ubu-lvm-extend.rst

**********
Cloud-Init (Ubuntu)
**********

For Cloud-Init specific issues.

.. include:: ./02-ubu-cinit-hostname-force.rst
.. include:: ./06-ubu-cinit-setup.rst

Last modified at Jun 9, 2023