Pages
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Starlight generates your site’s HTML pages based on your content, with flexible options provided via Markdown frontmatter. In addition, Starlight projects have full access to Astro’s powerful page generation tools. This guide shows how page generation works in Starlight.
Content pages
File formats
Starlight supports authoring content in Markdown and MDX with no configuration required. You can add support for Markdoc by installing the experimental Astro Markdoc integration.
Add pages
Add new pages to your site by creating .md
or .mdx
files in src/content/docs/
.
Use sub-folders to organize your files and to create multiple path segments.
For example, the following file structure will generate pages at example.com/hello-world
and example.com/reference/faq
:
Directorysrc/
Directorycontent/
Directorydocs/
- hello-world.md
Directoryreference/
- faq.md
Type-safe frontmatter
All Starlight pages share a customizable common set of frontmatter properties to control how the page appears:
If you forget anything important, Starlight will let you know.
Custom pages
For advanced use cases, you can add custom pages by creating a src/pages/
directory.
The src/pages/
directory uses Astro’s file-based routing and includes support for .astro
files amongst other page formats.
This is helpful if you need to build pages with a completely custom layout or generate a page from an alternative data source.
For example, this project mixes Markdown content in src/content/docs/
with Astro and HTML routes in src/pages/
:
Directorysrc/
Directorycontent/
Directorydocs/
- hello-world.md
Directorypages/
- custom.astro
- archived.html
Read more in the “Pages” guide in the Astro docs.
Using Starlight’s design in custom pages
To use the Starlight layout in custom pages, wrap your page content with the <StarlightPage />
component.
This can be helpful if you are generating content dynamically but still want to use Starlight’s design.
Props
The <StarlightPage />
component accepts the following props.
frontmatter
(required)
type: StarlightPageFrontmatter
Set the frontmatter properties for this page, similar to frontmatter in Markdown pages.
The title
property is required and all other properties are optional.
The following properties differ from Markdown frontmatter:
- The
slug
property is not supported and is automatically set based on the custom page’s URL. - The
editUrl
option requires a URL to display an edit link. - The
sidebar
frontmatter property for customizing how the page appears in autogenerated link groups is not available. Pages using the<StarlightPage />
component are not part of a collection and cannot be added to an autogenerated sidebar group. - The
draft
option only displays a notice that the page is a draft but does not automatically exclude it from production builds.
sidebar
type: SidebarEntry[]
default: the sidebar generated based on the global sidebar
config
Provide a custom site navigation sidebar for this page. If not set, the page will use the default global sidebar.
For example, the following page overrides the default sidebar with a link to the homepage and a group of links to different constellations.
The current page in the sidebar is set using the isCurrent
property and an optional badge
has been added to a link item.
hasSidebar
type: boolean
default: false
if frontmatter.template
is 'splash'
, otherwise true
Control whether or not the sidebar should be displayed on this page.
headings
type: { depth: number; slug: string; text: string }[]
default: []
Provide an array of all the headings on this page. Starlight will generate the page table of contents from these headings if provided.
dir
type: 'ltr' | 'rtl'
default: the writing direction for the current locale
Set the writing direction for this page’s content.
lang
type: string
default: the language of the current locale
Set the BCP-47 language tag for this page’s content, e.g. en
, zh-CN
, or pt-BR
.
isFallback
type: boolean
default: false
Indicate if this page is using fallback content because there is no translation for the current language.