Alphabetize reordered data source menu #1539
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@nmdefries, as of Thurs Feb 13 morning I ran this branch using the Jekyll build and it appears:
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for the Covidcast data sources and signals menu the alphabetization down the list looks fine until you reach the inactive signals, and
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for the Other Endpoints data sources and signals menu both active and inactive signals are alphabetized correctly except for:
_inactive_ Epidata Metadata _inactive_ CDC _inactive_ COVID-19 reported patient impact and hospital capacity by state timeseries
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I think I'd intended the Epidata Metadata page to be listed first (specifically because it's metadata). The CDC and COVID... pages look like they're in the right order to me. Covidcast inactive pages also are alphabetical for me. Hopefully not a dependency/version issue! Could you send a screenshot of what you're seeing? |
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Ah ok, I understand the Epidata Metadata page organization. With this in mind, I agree with you, the order looks good for other endpoints! Here's what I see in the Covidcast inactive menu. It's inactive SafeGraph, inactive USAFacts, then inactive Indicator Combination, etc. : 
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Summary:
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When using the
nav_ordersetting in markdown front matter, pages sharing the samenav_orderare alphabetized by filename, NOT by title. For existing pages, change filenames to alphabetize properly but specifypermalinkto keep URLs the same.(For new pages, filenames should be set to match page titles so that alphabetization is correct. Adding permalinks is unnecessary.
We could also force alphabetization using
nav_order, but this approach minimizes future work. That is, we won't have to keep inserting newnav_ordervalues between existing ones. All new inactive data sources will be assignednav_order: 2; active ones will havenav_order: 1.)Also mention "NHSN" in hhs documentation.
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