MkDocs is a great tool for documentation based on Markdown language. However, currently it only supports documentations in one specific location as this document shows (see mkdocs configuration):
docs_dir The directory containing the documentation source markdown >files. This can either be a relative directory, in which >case it is resolved relative to the directory containing your configuration file, or it can be an absolute directory path from the root of your local file system.
default: 'docs'
However, in my case my Markdown files are located in several locations, and they do not share the same parent directory. Any ideas on how I can make mkdocs search for several documentation folders?
If you work on linux you can easily make a general docs folder and use softlinks ln -s /real/path/for/part1 docs/part1 to bring them together. Now mkdocs will work like everything is in the same parent directory.
On Windows the same may be possible using mklink.