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Trying a quick solution for #539

Unfortunately it seems like the easy solution isn't working due to some current limitations in MyST's toc directive.

Relevant: jupyter-book/mystmd#1933

Also I haven't found a solution for listing a TOC relative to the page, rather than relative to the site root.

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The listed config in that issue are for myst-parser, not mystmd. The mystmd docs only seem to expose

context
depth

and the other defaults. Does :context: section work here?

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The listed config in that issue are for myst-parser, not mystmd. The mystmd docs only seem to expose

context
depth

and the other defaults. Does :context: section work here?

Unfortunately not. I think that section here would mean in-page section subheadings. There doesn't seem to be an option to behave like project but relative to the current page.

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Superseded by #543

@brian-rose brian-rose closed this Jul 15, 2025
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