It currently sets the title via JS looking through {{content}}. That is helpful but its not great for SEO as some indexers would miss the title that way and they can’t do anything unique to the content.
However, if this supported metadata for the content somehow like front matter in foo.md (or external .foo.json but front matter feels more ideal).
Example
Markdown file:
---
title: title here
meta:
robots:
- index
- nofollow
description: "description here"
---
# My page
Lorum Ipsom …
If it consumed a global config it could merge the front matter on top, that way each markdown would only need to specify what differs from the default.
It currently sets the title via JS looking through
{{content}}
. That is helpful but its not great for SEO as some indexers would miss the title that way and they can’t do anything unique to the content.However, if this supported metadata for the content somehow like front matter in
foo.md
(or external .foo.json but front matter feels more ideal).Example
Markdown file:
markdown_template
rendered as
Support for doing 1 or more link/script/etc tags could be a round 2 thing if it too crazy but Ienvision like:
Rendering as:
Perhaps the loop syntax can be borrowed from a common existing template format.