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Question: Per item image in page.meta.image
with relative path
#197
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Hello @Guts Thanks for the awesome project. I use this plugin heavily in my [SRE blog](https://developer-friendly.blog). I figured it would be nice to allow per page customization of the `description` field, cause at the moment, there's not a lot one can do when the description before `<!-- more -->` is short and extra detail is desired. With this change, you can have separate contents for RSS description and your typical content. An example taken from the [Material for Mkdocs Social Cards](https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/plugins/social/#option.description): ```markdown --- date: 2024-06-24 description: >- This is the SEO description. social: cards_layout_options: description: >- This is the social cards description. rss: feed_description: >- And I want to have customized RSS description. --- ``` This idea, I reckon, can easily be extended for other similar use-cases: - #297 - #275 - #197
Hi @9Lukas5, Sorry for the delay, I work on this side-project from time to time, mainly when I have free time to develop, review, get paid for or have a particular need. So I select the issues I want to work on and try to stay focused on them. Could you share your Git URL or upload a reproduction following something like https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/contributing/reporting-a-bug/ please? |
Hi, the project I asked for is this one: |
Hey,
I have included this plugin today into my site (thank you for that, pretty happy with it 🤗 ).
I populated the
page.meta.image
in all my sites with a relative path. Would it be possible to not only prepend thesite_url
, but also fill in the relative path?Otherwise I'd have to use absolute links, which I wanted not to in case I'd have to rename something 🤔
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