Mkdocs-torillic

> Torillic: A theme which styles your notes to look like the official Dungeons & Dragons 5e content books.

Changes
Fixes
- [Sort pages into sections and lists without writing the output of append](https://github.com/TEParsons/mkdocs-torillic/commit/d8608a599abf7b724c9b401ae2491689565e5c95)

Improvements
- [Simplify backlinks using partials](https://github.com/TEParsons/mkdocs-torillic/commit/c41ec39e43f1ea61d2e9403d8237fcdcf511d4a7)
- [Allow users to manually add/remove contents sections](https://github.com/TEParsons/mkdocs-torillic/commit/0e41fac5e5326c5a8d82c6e35e3787d14388c282)



To install
Install the plugin package from PyPi:
cli
pip install mkdocs-torillic

Then, in your MkDocs project's `mkdocs.yaml` file, add:
yaml
theme:
name: torillic

> Torillic: A theme which styles your notes to look like the official Dungeons & Dragons 5e content books.

Realised the code I wrote for generating backlinks wasn't quite doing the job... Decided to give up on the path comprehension and instead stick to good ol' `../`! Much simpler.



To install
Install the plugin package from PyPi:
cli
pip install mkdocs-torillic

Then, in your MkDocs project's `mkdocs.yaml` file, add:
yaml
theme:
name: torillic

> Torillic: A theme which styles your notes to look like the official Dungeons & Dragons 5e content books.

Just fixing a few bugs I noticed in my personal notes

Changes
Fixes
- [Wrap nav bar within its alotted space](https://github.com/TEParsons/mkdocs-torillic/commit/2da53d582a9d3b1f3af60e332efc39972f3f5a46)
- [Fix backlinks (links and styling)](https://github.com/TEParsons/mkdocs-torillic/commit/c0a2c48605dee6000bf94a80f4b6c7fe4ae6b2a0)





To install
Install the plugin package from PyPi:
cli
pip install mkdocs-torillic

Then, in your MkDocs project's `mkdocs.yaml` file, add:
yaml
theme:
name: torillic

> Torillic: A theme which styles your notes to look like the official Dungeons & Dragons 5e content books.

Changes
Fixes
- [Contents items weren't working if they pointed to a section](https://github.com/TEParsons/mkdocs-torillic/commit/4b01f82a8a645d9b2eab27a0053558cf4a2297c1)

Enhancements
- [Use jinja partials to simplify writing contents](https://github.com/TEParsons/mkdocs-torillic/commit/04ffe302c987f9b4ab313250b76574a897f1a94c)



To install
Install the plugin package from PyPi:
cli
pip install mkdocs-torillic

Then, in your MkDocs project's `mkdocs.yaml` file, add:
yaml
theme:
name: torillic

> Torillic: A theme which styles your notes to look like the official Dungeons & Dragons 5e content books.

I've been learning a lot about how mkdocs nav works and in particular discovered the excellent [awesome-pages](https://github.com/lukasgeiter/mkdocs-awesome-pages-plugin) plugin from lukasgeiter, so have been using it in my own notes to add section-level contents pages.

Changes

Features
- [Added backlinks to pages, linking back to their section](https://github.com/TEParsons/mkdocs-torillic/commit/2a8e9f5119a4cfa3fb456941e3d5496ad926084e)
- [Implemented section-level contents pages on section home pages](https://github.com/TEParsons/mkdocs-torillic/commit/020416f34069f667e817028fef76f54e6b249478)

To install
Install the plugin package from PyPi:
cli
pip install mkdocs-torillic

Then, in your MkDocs project's `mkdocs.yaml` file, add:
yaml
theme:
name: torillic

> Torillic: A theme which styles your notes to look like the official Dungeons & Dragons 5e content books.

Changes

Features
- Add contents on homepage
- Allow background image to be set from theme config

Improvements
- Remove requirement for contents page to be called "index" - if it's in the nav, that's enough

To install
Install the plugin package from PyPi:
cli
pip install mkdocs-torillic

Then, in your MkDocs project's `mkdocs.yaml` file, add:
yaml
theme:
name: torillic