There are currently two ways to change a link or a redirect. But both are not really writer friendly and with a lot of them would make the project file structure unreadable.
If you change your file structure and you already have put out the links somewhere, you need to make sure old users still find the related content. Else it would result into a 404 and this would have an impact on SEO.
You could create a md file with the old name and have a redirect: XXX inside. This is working, but if you have many such changes, it would make the project unreadable.
Overwrite the route: XXX in the page. This would only generate one route, but that's not what we looking for.
Possible solution:
In the project configuration, add a new field like redirects, like this:
Probably this should create a .htaccess file with all the redirects.
Permalinks
On a page add a new field permalink. For example:
permalink: something-short
The permalink is only from the root path like https://retype.mygreat.docs/something-short. Also this field should not contain paths like /here-we/go-to to avoid interfering with generated paths. (EDIT: maybe add a prefix like /permalinks/ and make it a reserved keyword too, so it would be https://retype.mygreatdocs/permalinks/something-short)
On Build this should create HTML files in the root which simply redirect to the correct page. This is not important for SEO, but helps with giving customers a fixed link, without looking up the correct URL.
There are currently two ways to change a link or a redirect. But both are not really writer friendly and with a lot of them would make the project file structure unreadable.
If you change your file structure and you already have put out the links somewhere, you need to make sure old users still find the related content. Else it would result into a
404and this would have an impact on SEO.You could create a md file with the old name and have a
redirect: XXXinside. This is working, but if you have many such changes, it would make the project unreadable.Overwrite the
route: XXXin the page. This would only generate one route, but that's not what we looking for.Possible solution: In the project configuration, add a new field like
redirects, like this:Probably this should create a
.htaccessfile with all the redirects.Permalinks On a page add a new field
permalink. For example:The permalink is only from the root path like
https://retype.mygreat.docs/something-short. Also this field should not contain paths like/here-we/go-toto avoid interfering with generated paths. (EDIT: maybe add a prefix like /permalinks/ and make it a reserved keyword too, so it would behttps://retype.mygreatdocs/permalinks/something-short)On Build this should create HTML files in the root which simply redirect to the correct page. This is not important for SEO, but helps with giving customers a fixed link, without looking up the correct URL.