If MyST knows the title is duplicated in the frontmatter and in the content (e.g. if the title is plucked from a heading that is not at the top of the content, it will not be removed), MyST adds a content_includes_title: true flag to the frontmatter. This gives the author more flexibility about where to add the title (e.g. after an introductory statement or something - for example, https://github.com/ue12-p24/intro/blob/f4799080694aec8524c5a243f59e6a7d1c0495e6/notebooks/0-00-presentation-ue12-ue22-nb.md).
In these cases, myst-theme should probably not display the title in the title block. This does call into question what happens with the other stuff in the title block (e.g. authors, affiliations, etc).
If MyST knows the title is duplicated in the
frontmatterand in the content (e.g. if the title is plucked from a heading that is not at the top of the content, it will not be removed), MyST adds acontent_includes_title: trueflag to the frontmatter. This gives the author more flexibility about where to add the title (e.g. after an introductory statement or something - for example, https://github.com/ue12-p24/intro/blob/f4799080694aec8524c5a243f59e6a7d1c0495e6/notebooks/0-00-presentation-ue12-ue22-nb.md).In these cases,
myst-themeshould probably not display the title in the title block. This does call into question what happens with the other stuff in the title block (e.g. authors, affiliations, etc).