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What I do on the official docs is use the redirects plugin when I move pages, which should also fulfill most of your requirements. It does not work with anchors (yet?) which I already reported in mkdocs/mkdocs-redirects#16, but it should be enough for most cases. Thus, when moving a page, always create a redirect: Lines 92 to 98 in 88cfda4 |
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Hi @MrF3lix,
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context_ids:
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# Alerts
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"30c6926f-ae00-48d6-b823-5ec25aa05031": "Alerts/",
We now try to always use the following URL format (using the example above): Hope that gives you some implementation ideas @squidfunk, happy to share the code with you if you want to implement it in your implementation at some point! |
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Hi, at my work we've been using mkdocs and mkdocs-material now for a while on multiple documentation pages and we're very happy with how easy and flexible it is!
We reference our documentation pages quite a lot in PDFs, chats, and other documentation sites. Since a while I noticed that some of our links get outdated because pages get moved, renamed or deleted.
I've been wondering, is there a way around this?
I know that there are external services like Perma.cc or PermanentLink but I'd like to prevent using an external service.
So my questions would be:
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