Add support for title_category #517
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Should we proceed with the merge @mattr-? |
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@jekyllbot: merge +minor |
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Thank you for the merge @mattr-! Do you think that it's a good idea to release v2.9 to rubygems.org now? There were a few other features and improvements added to this gem since the last release in 2022 and a new release would make them more easily accessible downstream. |
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There will be a release at some point soon-ish. I'm in the middle of reworking the release processes for nearly all of our gems, so it might be awhile longer. |
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This PR is best described by the diff of the changes to
docs/advanced-usage.mdit includes.Personally I need it for a website that serves multiple longer texts divided into pages, like books divided into chapters. The currently generated
<title>and title SEO tags just aren't enough, they are lacking the crucial indication that some pages are parts of larger entities, but smaller than the entire website. I also think that it will be useful for other structured texts like documentations where the context of each page is important.