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  • Create your first book
    • Overview
    • Create your book’s source files
    • Build your book
    • Publish your book online
    • Build a small example project
  • Get started with references

Topic Guides

  • Structure and organize content
    • Structure the Table of Contents
    • Configure the Table of Contents
    • Types of content source files
      • Markdown files
      • Jupyter Notebook files
      • Notebooks written entirely in Markdown
      • Custom notebook formats and Jupytext
      • reStructuredText files
    • Create books automatically
    • How headers and sections map onto to book structure
  • Write narrative content
    • MyST Markdown overview
    • Special content blocks
    • References and cross-references
    • Control the page layout
    • Citations and bibliographies
    • Math and equations
    • Proofs, Theorems, and Algorithms
    • Images and figures
    • Add metadata to your book pages
  • Write executable content
    • Execute and cache your pages
    • Formatting code outputs
    • Store code outputs and insert into content
    • Interactive data visualizations
  • Build and publish outputs
    • Build from the command line
    • Publish your book on the internet
      • GitHub Pages and Actions
      • Netlify
      • Read the Docs
    • Build a PDF
  • Web and internet features
    • Connect your book to a code repository
    • Hide or remove content
    • Launch into interactive computing interfaces
    • Make your code cells executable
    • Commenting and annotating
      • Hypothesis
      • Utterances
    • Advanced HTML outputs
  • Sphinx usage and customization
    • Advanced Sphinx usage
    • Developer workflows
    • How Jupyter Book and Sphinx relate to one another
  • Advanced Jupyter Book Usage
    • Working on Windows
  • Contribute to Jupyter Book

Reference

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  • MyST syntax cheat sheet
  • Command-line interface reference
  • Glossary

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Structure and organize content¶

These sections describe how to organize the structure of your book or article.

  • Structure the Table of Contents
  • Configure the Table of Contents
  • Types of content source files
    • Markdown files
    • Jupyter Notebook files
    • Notebooks written entirely in Markdown
    • Custom notebook formats and Jupytext
    • reStructuredText files
  • Create books automatically
  • How headers and sections map onto to book structure

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