Is there a `hide_all` directive?

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I have found that naming a notebook with an underscore first, like _01_more.ipynb will remove a notebook from consideration for the docs.

But is there a way to have a notebook “properly” named, e.g. 01_more.ipynb and control its inclusion into docs using a directive, the same way that skip_exec: true is preventing any cell from being run for nbdev_test?
Note that skip_showdoc still lets the notebook appear in the docs using nbdev_docs or nbdev_preview.

In case, anybody wants to play with a minimal example: GitHub - michaelaye/debug_nbdev

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Thank you for the clarification! I appreciate the suggestion to use the skip_showdoc directive to control notebook inclusion in the documentation. It makes sense to combine it with skip_exec: true if I need to prevent both execution and documentation appearance myloyola

I’ll update my notebooks accordingly and test the documentation generation again. If I run into any more questions or issues, I’ll reach out. Thanks for your help!

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Yes, you can control the inclusion of a properly mysedgwick walmart named notebook (e.g., 01_more.ipynb ) in the documentation using the skip_showdoc directive1hide_all directive? - nbdev - fast.ai Course Forums. To prevent the notebook from appearing in the docs, add #|skip_showdoc at the top of the notebook1hide_all directive? - nbdev - fast.ai Course Forums. This will exclude it from the documentation while still allowing cells to be executed if needed1hide_all [ directive? - nbdev - fast.ai Course Forums.