Right now, the only workaround is to create README.md files in folders, which are generated as index.html.

Since this is a static site generator to be deployed to almost all platforms (apache, node, nginx) this might be a bit more trickier to set up.

A start would be to have more fine-grained control about which file is used as an index.html (README.md is a bit github centric, which is fine for the start)

I don't know if the workaround should be entirely on the rendered output side. But maybe an alternative to providing a .htaccess file or node server with routes based on output, is to create folders for subpages and create subpage/index.html instead.

This is also related to the Blog support roadmap (#36)