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Vyasa now renders previous/next links automatically for markdown files that have visible sibling markdown files in the same folder.
The pager follows the same folder order Vyasa uses elsewhere, including .vyasa order, sort rules, and visibility filtering.

The pager is added under the rendered article and uses these selectors:

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This is especially useful for books, tutorials, and long-form docs where each folder is a linear reading sequence.

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3	✦ > 1) Where to put your CSS
4	✦ > 1) Where to put your CSS > Root-level CSS (site-wide)
5	✦ > 1) Where to put your CSS > Folder-level CSS (scoped)
6	✦ > 1) Where to put your CSS > Folder-level global CSS
7	✦ > 1) Where to put your CSS > Example mental model
8	✦ > 2a) Built-in previous/next navigation
9	✦ > 2) How to find the section scope class
10	✦ > 3) DOM map (what you can target)
11	✦ > 3) DOM map (what you can target) > How to find selectors for obscure elements
12	✦ > 3) DOM map (what you can target) > What to do after you find a selector
13	✦ > 3) DOM map (what you can target) > Page structure
14	✦ > 3) DOM map (what you can target) > Sidebars
15	✦ > 3) DOM map (what you can target) > Mobile panels
16	✦ > 3) DOM map (what you can target) > Markdown content
17	✦ > 4) Global theming (background, typography, links)
18	✦ > 5) Navbar and footer
19	✦ > 6) Sidebars and TOC
20	✦ > 7) Code blocks and inline code
21	✦ > 8) Mermaid diagrams
22	✦ > 9) Footnotes / sidenotes
23	✦ > 10) Tabs
24	✦ > 11) Images and media
25	✦ > 12) Change behavior (JS + HTML)
26	✦ > 12) Change behavior (JS + HTML) > Option A: Custom JS
27	✦ > 12) Change behavior (JS + HTML) > Option B: Inline HTML/JS in Markdown
28	✦ > 13) Advanced: change the HTML structure
29	✦ > 14) Troubleshooting

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