Unordered pages

A list’s page gives its order as a list of names, order: [day-one, day-two], and the list has pages that aren’t named there.

What you’ll see

warning  Unordered pages: `order` leaves out `day-four` and `day-five`
  They follow in their usual order; name them in `order` to place them.
  More: https://statac.dev/e/unordered-pages/

In the terminal the message also names the file and line where there is one, and marks the exact text.

Why Statac warns

The pages it names come first, in the order written. The pages it leaves out follow them, in the order they would have had: newest first for posts, and A to Z by name for pages without a date. Statac goes on, and tells you, because a page left out of the order was probably added after it was written.

How to fix it

Add each page the warning names to the order: list, where it belongs. A page is named by the last part of its address, so content/days/day-four.md is day-four.

Example

content/days/index.md:

---
title: Days
order: [day-one, day-two]
---

with day-three.md in the folder too. Name it:

order: [day-one, day-two, day-three]

Its name

Name	unordered-pages
In the terminal	statac explain unordered-pages
To stop showing it	quiet: [unordered-pages] in statac.yaml, once you have understood it. Statac still counts it.