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So far, you've been working inside your own book. But what if someone else has already written a page that you'd like to reuse or refer to in your own book? Instead of copying the content manually, you can **link to their page directly** using [TeachBooks’ external content feature](https://teachbooks.io/manual/features/external_toc.html). This way, if the original page is updated, your book will reflect those changes automatically! So far, you've been working inside your own book. But what if someone else has already written a page that you'd like to reuse or refer to in your own book? Instead of copying the content manually, you can **link to their page directly** using [TeachBooks’ external content feature](https://teachbooks.io/manual/features/external_toc.html). This way, if the original page is updated, your book will reflect those changes automatically!
\::::::{topic} Exercise objective ::::::{topic} Exercise objective
Can you include a page from someone else’s book into your own using the `external` keyword? Can you include a page from someone else’s book into your own using the `external` keyword?
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1. Choose a book you want to reuse content from. For this exercise, you can use this one as an example: `https://github.com/TeachBooks/manual`. Browse its content to find a specific page (e.g. `intro.md`). 1. Choose a book you want to reuse content from. For this exercise, you can use this one as an example: `https://github.com/TeachBooks/manual`. Browse its content to find a specific page (e.g. `intro.md`).
2. In your own book repository, open the `_toc.yml` file. This controls which pages are shown in your book and in what order. 2. In your own book repository, open the `_toc.yml` file. This controls which pages are shown in your book and in what order.
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* You’ve committed and pushed the `_toc.yml` change. * You’ve committed and pushed the `_toc.yml` change.
\`\`\`{admonition} Example `_toc.yml` snippet ````{admonition} Example `_toc.yml` snippet
```yaml ```yaml
format: jb-book format: jb-book
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```{tip} ```{tip}
You can use external pages from public GitHub repositories that are formatted as valid Markdown. Just remember: the content is *read-only*—you can’t directly edit the external page from your book! You can use external pages from public GitHub repositories that are formatted as valid Markdown. Just remember: the content is *read-only*—you can’t directly edit the external page from your book!
```` ```
```{admonition} Check your understanding ```{admonition} Check your understanding
:class: note :class: note