01:04 <bobthecow> ctp: lots of ways.

01:04 <bobthecow> you should make an item for chapter_1 itself...

01:04 <bobthecow> you can either have a chapter_1.md, a chapter_1/index.md, or you could make a magical one at runtime.

01:04 <bobthecow> then you can use @item.children to get all the children.

01:05 <bobthecow> loop through them and output compiled content

01:05 <bobthecow> <% @item.children.each do |child| %>

01:05 <bobthecow> <%= child.compiled_content %>

01:05 <bobthecow> <% end %>

01:06 <bobthecow> like i said, this can either be a generated item (see the tutorial about generating tag pages) or it can be an item from an actual file in your project.

01:06 <bobthecow> which it is depends mostly on whether chapter_1 has its own title, an intro section, whatever.

07:01 <ctp> bobthecow: oh, this sounds pretty cool! many thanks!

07:04 <bobthecow> ctp: no problem. if you get stuck, let us know. we don't always answer immediately, but as long as you're down with async conversations you'll always get an answer :)

07:07 <ctp> yepp :) i started with nanoc yesterday so absolutely newbie but coding in ruby for 8 years now, so it should be manageable :) maybe one last thing: making item for a directory -> where's the right place in nanoc for that?

07:09 <bobthecow> meaning dynamic (runtime) items, right?

07:10 <bobthecow> i don't know of any writeups for explicitly making directory items, but here's one on paginating lists of articles: http://nanoc.ws/docs/guides/paginating-articles/

07:11 <ctp> ah, ok, i see. thx again

07:11 <bobthecow> that's the right place and method to create the items, just doesn't cover how to decide what items to create.

07:11 <bobthecow> but if you've been doing ruby for 8 years you'll prolly be able to sort that out ;)

07:12 <bobthecow> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13866141/how-to-generate-pages-for-each-tag-in-nanoc

07:13 <bobthecow> i do something very similar to that for my tag pages ^

09:29 <guardian> o/

11:24 <ctp> hi again :) i'm sure that is a well known issue: i'm just trying to copy a fonts/ folder from content to output by a simple item.identifier.chop + '.' + item[:extension] route. works fine as long as all files have different basenames. but in my case i have fontawesome-webfont.woff, fontawesome-webfont.ttf, fontawesome-webfont.svg which results in the typical

11:24 <ctp> RuntimeError: Found 4 content files for content/assets/fonts/fontawesome-webfont; expected 0 or 1

11:24 <ctp> how do you guys deal with that? is there maybe a much more simpler way just to copy a dir from content to output?

11:31 <ctp> ok, got it: http://nanoc.ws/docs/troubleshooting/ :)