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In “Why one.el”, one of the points listed is this: > I want websites to be written to a single org file, Since the entire site’s source is in one file, this m
by AnonHP 2y ago
In “Why one.el”, one of the points listed is this:
> I want websites to be written to a single org file,
Since the entire site’s source is in one file, this means individual blog entries (the index.html files) do not by default have their original date after the build and publish, right? For example, if the blog was built and published with one post yesterday and I add one more post today, build and publish, does it mean that both the blog posts on the web server would show up with today’s date/time as when they were modified/updated? If yes, wouldn’t this affect things like browser caching, search engine crawlers, etc.?
- jagged-chisel 2y agoCould one not add the original published date to the article’s properties?
- AnonHP 2y agoThat would have to make it to the timestamp on the file system. And whenever a post is modified, that would also have to make it to the file system. Currently this doesn’t seem to be there.