Remove /blog, and make everything under /

[CallMeMarcellino]

Is your feature request related to a problem?

My website works heavily with sub-domain, so as you can assume, my blog site is my domain with blog in front of it. The /blog that always comes after just looks werid

Describe the solution you'd like

Maybe make it so that we can set prefix to an empty string, and if it is, then just put everything in root.

Describe alternatives you've considered

I already tried the above solution, and it didn't work. I would also like the /blog page, which shows all the posts to be my main site, that is found when you visit the plain URL of blog..

Additional Context

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[HiDeoo]

Thanks for your feedback.

My website works heavily with sub-domain

Just to clarify, this means:

• example.com is your main website
• docs.example.com is your documentation
• blog.example.com should be your blog and not docs.example.com/blog

Is that correct?

[CallMeMarcellino]

Yep!

[HiDeoo]

I see. In this case, I'm wondering if this plugin is even the proper tool. It's designed as a small Starlight companion to quickly add timestamped articles/post/news that lives alongside a Starlight documentation, e.g. docs.example.com/blog, docs.example.com/changelog or docs.example.com/news.

Trying to support the scenario you're describing on an entirely different domain for just this specific part feels like it would just be easier to setup something on blog.example.com directly vs handling domain redirection, content redirection, managing canonicals, etc.

[CallMeMarcellino]

Alright, I'll just setup smth on blog.mywebsite.com directly.

Thanks for your help!