I'm working on an HTML user guide, and I want to be able to maintain a
reasonable flow in "previous" and "next" while reusing documents in
multiple toctrees. How can I predict which toctree the system will use to
calculate the "next" value for a particular file in a particular
moment/context?
Is there a way to force a value for "next"?
So far, I have set it up this way:
- My main document has multiple toctrees:
- one root toctree which includes all major chapters
- additional hidden toctrees to prevent the "document does not appear
in any toctree" warnings when I build
- Other documents include other toctrees, mainly to assemble a content flow
out of documents that appear in a different order in the main toctree
I noticed that while reading a set of documents from a sub-toctree I was
fine until I hit the end of that sub-toctree. Then to find a "next" for the
file, it went to the main document and pulled values from a hidden toctree.
This question
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/sphinx-users/sub$20toctree/sphinx-users/2n1a2FwZ05A/T9cy1wazO9kJ>
suggested that there might be a solution involving the .. include directive
but I'm not sure what the problem or solution was from the posting.
I haven't found much documentation about how sub-toctrees work or how the
"relations.html" calculation is done. Any hints will be appreciated.
Thanks.
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