Build HTML for each page of your book

In order to build the HTML for each page, you should have followed the stepsin creating your Jupyter Book structure. You should havea Jupyter Book structure in a local folder on your computer, a collectionof notebook/markdown files in your content/ folder, a _data/toc.yml filethat defines the structure of your book, and any configuration you'd likein the config.yml file.

Do so by running the following command:

• Use the links specified in the _data/toc.yml file (pointing to files in /content/) anddo the following:
  • Replace relative image file paths so that they work on your new built book
  • Place all these generated files in the mybookname/_build/ directory. After this step is finished, you should have a collection of HTML files in your_build/ folder.

By default, Jupyter Book will only build the HTML for pages that havebeen updated since the last time you built the book. This helps reduce theamount of unnecessary time needed to build your book. If you'd like toforce Jupyter Book to re-build a particular page, you can either edit thecorresponding file in the content/ folder, or delete that page's HTMLin the _build/ folder.

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