Add support for canonical links #1001
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Add a `relcanonical: <URL>` item to the frontmatter and this will then make sure that the `<link rel="canonical" >` value is set properly.
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HI @davidgs! Thank you for the PR. If I understand it correctly, this only necessary for post pages right? In that case, I will recommend to add it here: toha/layouts/_default/single.html Line 2 in bc67ca1 There is no need to separate this single line into a partial template. |
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As long as that works, I'm happy! Just having |
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Works just fine. Moved to |
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Issue
Fixes #1000
Description
Add support for canonical links in frontmatter. If you post to an external site, and also want to post to your own site, you must use a
<link rel="canonical"in the header or search engines will refuse to index it (on either site!)Test Evidence