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Docs: Facilitate indexing of the docs by certain search engines
See original GitHub issueDescription of the problem
When I want to look at the docs for a particular Three.js class, I type 'three.js [classname]` into my search engine of choice (DuckDuckGo). The only relevant result is the docs, but not the specific docs page.
I then have to click the docs and search for the class again.
Feature request
If possible, facilitate indexing of all three.js docs pages. This may mean switching from ‘/docs/#api/etc’ to ‘/docs/api/etc’ urls, which could replace or forward to the existing pages.
Search engine
- All of them
- Google (only one I tried that worked)
- DuckDuckGo
- Bing
- Yahoo
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:14 (2 by maintainers)
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What was I thinking? There is a much easier, standards-compliant way to fix this issue: adding a sitemap. Please review #19037 😃
(And yes, I contacted DuckDuckGo. Their automated system said they had a high volume of messages and would take time to respond. And this is a problem with the other search engines I mentioned, not just DuckDuckGo)
It’s the same on Bing:
Maybe DDG uses Bing?