I’m in a situation where I have a page on my site (page.html or page.md in root), the contents of which I also want to display via an include on my front page (index.html or index.md). I’m mentioning both extensions because I’m agnostic to the format for these two pages.
I’d like for page.html to be a standalone page on the site, so I included simple frontmatter with a title variable. I’m then using:
{% include_relative reporting.html %}
…to include that on my index.html page. But when I do that, the front matter dashes and title variable are also rendered, which I don’t want. Is there any way to use page.html as an include in this way without having the front matter appear?
The content of page.html is text, with simple html/markdown formatting (bold, italics, links). I’m attempting this approach because I want to be able to edit page.html with Netlify CMS in one place, and have updates appear both on the standalone page.html and on index.html via the include. I’m relatively new to Jekyll so if there’s a better approach to take here, I’d appreciate any advice. Thank you!
