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SEO #11
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The first step is to add a sitemap file |
I think we can use a script for this and GitHub Actions to generate it automatically |
You need to enable “Read and write permissions” in Actions > General. |
I can't enable it either. Perhaps it has to be done directly in the yaml file |
No, it was the limitations of the organization. I was able |
Wait, I forgot to configure the endpoint |
Just how bad Docsify is at SEO.... I suggest switching to some other tool, like Docusaurus and so on |
I agree, I'll make the switch. Maybe as you said using Docudaurus could be a good idea, and jekyll here is probably too overpowered for what we need. Let me handle this! |
@progzone122 I've done most of the migration, just a few things to tweak, like adding back the search bar and making the sidebar use capitalized names and not the filename. I tried doing the latter but I didn't succeed, can you help me with it? |
All right, I'll take a look |
We just need to set up a custom sidebar in sidebars.ts instead of using autogeneration |
And I can make it even easier - I'll just set up custom categories in the sidebars.ts file and use the meta fields in the documentation files |
I now working on optimizing in google because we only have 1 page indexed and things are bad with the % of rendition in search.
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