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Here's an example of my front matter in an Rmarkdown document.

---
description: "Exploring the depths of harmony starts with scales. Click 
on to learn every poossible functional scale in western music."
title: "Scales"
date: "2017-05-12"
draft: false
weight: 200
bref: "Harmony in music comes from scales. Each unique functional scale 
represents an opportunity for a triad that is surrounded by a different 
set of extensions or color notes."
toc: true
script: 'scales'
---

Problem is, the word "true" is showing up in my html output of the Rmarkdown. Any idea how to fix?

Let me know if you need more information, I have sort of a complicated set up going on using blogdown.

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  • I don't understand the question. (Neither of the downvotes is mine.) I don't see an implied workflow for this file to produce output. Just because you cite [yaml] and [blogdown] does not affect the lack of clarity for my viewing. BTW the word "rouge` is a color. – IRTFM May 13 '18 at 02:50
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    Isn't the `toc:` option specific to certain output formats? For instance, `output:\n++html_document:\n++++toc: true` (replace `+` with spaces). Docs: [pdf](https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/pdf_document_format.html#table_of_contents), [html](https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/html_document_format.html#table_of_contents), and [md](https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/markdown_document_format.html#table_of_contents). – r2evans May 13 '18 at 03:55

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The correct way of adding a table of contents to a blogdown website is documented in Section 1.5 of the blogdown book. 

output:
  blogdown::html_page:
    toc: true
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