Add option to use og:description as description#71
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Sorry, this was merged prematurely. It's been reverted for now. A few changes required:
I'll leave additional thoughts on the overall concept/design in #65. |
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But let's continue in #65. |
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For #65.
Adds a Boolean option for
conf.pycalledenable_meta_description, which when true, will add the same description to<meta name="description" content="...">as used for<meta property="og:description" content="...">.We're looking into using this extension in the CPython docs (for example: official docs, devguide, PEPs), and improving the SEO by adding the meta description would be very helpful.
Re: python/docs-community#65