Proper handling of canonical URLs #52
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That leads to repeating the block twice instead of replacing its value from `base.html`
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| {% set selected_color = HEADER_COLOR %} | |||
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| {% block canonical_url %}<link href="{{ SITEURL }}/{{ article.url }}" rel="canonical" />{% endblock canonical_url %} | |||
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Previously canonical URLs were badly broken: pages would not get any value and articles would receive two contradicting entries (one for site root, one for the article itself). Search engines do not like that.
Thanks to @QuantumGhost this can be fixed. I've cherry-picked relevant commit from their repo and modified it slightly to fix remaining duplicate values.