posting a link to getmonero on social medias results, except few
exceptions, in showing a standard description for all pages.
This adds dedicated meta descriptions for every page. It will
improve getmonero's seo score and links on social medias will
look nicer and will be more descriptive
- Add link to the footer
- Add _includes/onion.html (the address will be pulled from here anywere on the website)
- Add /onion.txt which is signed by binaryFate and contains the onion addresses
- Add onion-location header as a meta tag in _includes/head.html
Co-authored-by: binaryFate <binaryfate@getmonero.org>
- Use 'jekyll-feed' plugin to manage RSS feed and remove existing feed.xml file
- Add feed image in main blog tab ('All posts')
The 'jekyll-feed' plugin makes possible for aggregators to automatically detect the existence of a feed (feed_meta tag in header)
and creates a 'feed.atom' file containing the last 20 blog posts and locates it in the root directory. The structure is compatible
with our current system, including the possibility to show a picture if it's included in the post (#1002).
The old logo showing on social medias is too large and end up being trimmed. Replaced it with the simple Monero Logo.
If an image is specified using 'image:' in the front matter of a blog post, jekyll will show that image instead. This also allow us to easily
make specific meta-images for each blog posts. I will add the possibility to add the image in the body of the post in a
subsequent PR.
- Adjusted values in en and es yml files
- Minor tweaks in a few pages
- Changed head rules to pull correct page titles
- Changed footer and header to loop correctly without a case statement and pull translated strings
- Adjusted FFS layouts
