Context

I am adding a Discourse comments section to our documentation. I've set the .meta.yml to comments: true and placed it in our docs/ folder, which successfully applied the comments.html override with the Discourse code to all pages in the folder.

However, there are some pages within the folder (like our main index.md) that we don't want comments on.

I've tried excluding them using meta formatting at the top, like:

--- comments: false --- 

I've also tried comments: hide and comments: exclude on the individual page, to no avail.

Description

Make the front matter you set on individual pages override the defaults in the .meta.yml

Related links

• Requesting a change
• Override .meta.yml on individual pages in the folder? #6913
• https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/plugins/meta/

Use Cases

Author's:

• Have more fine-grained control over which pages should include/exclude comments, tags, and blog configurations by prioritizing the front matter over the .meta.yml defaults.
• Be able to include/exclude features without creating a hook.

User's - Will only see features that are useful for specific pages, which can declutter docs and direct focus to the right content.

Visuals

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