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We have reversed it to be example.com/seo-go-nuts/%d/ to bring the text closer together.
by ambirex 11y ago
We have reversed it to be example.com/seo-go-nuts/%d/ to bring the text closer together.
- Walkman 11y agoThe problem with that if the user chop off the last bits (e.g. Pasting in simewhere where it cannot fit) the id lost and you can't look it up. it uappens more than you would think. It's important to have it early.
- eli 11y agoWe use this scheme as well. If only the last part with the ID is cut off and you keep the slug text unique, you can still redirect to the correct article.
- Walkman 11y agoThen you don't need the ID at all :) because you use the slug
- eli 11y agoI want the slug to be able to change and I'd prefer not to have to keep track of every variation ever assigned to that piece of content.
- Walkman 11y agoif you go with /id/slug, you can redirect anything that is not exactly the same as the current, so any older links would still work because no matter what the slug was, you can redirect because the ID doesn't change.