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I'm trying to add a page to my Jekyll Bootstrap blog and it's not showing up in the navbar. I thought that if you included the correct YAML front matter, the pages would automatically generate in the nav. I've created the page manually with a .html file extension, created the page using the command 

rake page name="about.md"

... and neither one seems to work. I've restarted my server, I'm using 

jekyll serve --force_polling

and I can't seem to get the page to show in my navigation ... please advise.

LINKS:

My github codebase: https://github.com/twotimes22/twotimes22.github.io Documentation: http://jekyllbootstrap.com/usage/jekyll-quick-start.html

Thanks in advance.

ThomasWeld
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Your need to put your page in the navigation group by adding group: navigation in the front matter.

See the page_list inclusion and the Jekyll bootstrapp documentation.

Edit: After watching at your repository I found a strange bug.

You have a trailing space in the front matter that the page away fronm the jekyll page listing ??

This is your front matter :

---[space]
layout: page
title: "Toto"
group: navigation
---[space]

Removing the [space] makes the page appear in the pages list. Strange !

David Jacquel
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  • Hi David, thanks for the reply. I've done this and it doesn't seem to be working for me. Also, should the page have a file ext of .html or .md? – ThomasWeld Apr 03 '15 at 18:23