Add page-specific configuration

You can override some global configuration for specific pages.

For example, you can configure whether to display Previous/Next buttons at the bottom of pages by setting the sequential_nav variable in the docs/conf.py file.

html_context = {
    ...
    "sequential_nav": "both"
}

You can then override this default setting for a specific page (for example, to turn off the Previous/Next buttons by default, but display them in a multi-page tutorial).

To do so, add file-wide metadata at the top of a page. See the following examples for how to enable Previous/Next buttons for one page:

reST:

:sequential_nav: both

[Page contents]

MyST:

---
sequential_nav: both
---

[Page contents]

Possible values for the sequential_nav field are none, prev, next, and both. See UI behavior for descriptions of each value.

Another example for page-specific configuration is the hide-toc field (provided by Furo), which can be used to hide the page-internal table of content. See Hiding Contents sidebar.