That's what I thought.
The reason I'm asking is that converting what I need to use to /-/ urls would require significant changes in a codebase.
The simplest way to go forward with that is to use querystrings instead, just making them simple, like ?documentation for example.
You can use rewrites in .htaccess file for that. I did that before, shouldn't be very hard to implement. (Don't ask me how though, it's a looooooong time ago)
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Don't do it. Don't use query strings.
A URL like the following may be used to pass a keyword down to the UI (in this case highlight the word *dog* in the page)
app.com/?highlight=dog
It is different from the following
app.com/dog
Get what I'm trying to say? It *may* give the search engine the wrong idea. It may not. Why risk it?
A URL like the following may be used to pass a keyword down to the UI (in this case highlight the word *dog* in the page)
app.com/?highlight=dog
It is different from the following
app.com/dog
Get what I'm trying to say? It *may* give the search engine the wrong idea. It may not. Why risk it?
Dawid_777_7
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I highly recommend you use links without parametets "?"