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In the same way in which users can define a manual canonical URL tag in their post settings, we should also allow them to manually specify a 'rel alt' tag (<link rel="alternate" href="{URL}" />) on a page/post.
We're not in a position to define/support/output this automatically, either for posts or in other scenarios. However, we should definitely allow users page-level abilities to output it.
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On a page by page level, this seems so trivial? You'd almost always need to code for something interesting here... My gut feeling is, let's not do this for now.
In the same way in which users can define a manual canonical URL tag in their post settings, we should also allow them to manually specify a 'rel alt' tag (
<link rel="alternate" href="{URL}" />
) on a page/post.We're not in a position to define/support/output this automatically, either for posts or in other scenarios. However, we should definitely allow users page-level abilities to output it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: