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Feed plugin and <head> tag

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Started by David Meissner 9 months ago · 3 replies · 312 views
9 months ago

The documentation for the Feed plugin says to add a link to the HTML head tag to enable autodiscovery of the feed. How is this done? I assume I have to modify a .twig file somewhere, but which file? The example given for adding a button to the sidebar names the file to edit, but I can’t find a similar example for the head tag.

9 months ago Solution

@dmeissner:
I assume I have to modify a .twig file somewhere, but which file?

There usually is only one twig file that creates the \<head>, and it is extended by all page types: /user/themes/yourtheme/templates/partials/base.html.twig

9 months ago

Thank you. So possibly an inherited theme would be the recommended way to handle this? I’ll go ahead and edit the file directly for now, and if I eventually need other theme changes then I can create an inherited theme.

9 months ago

@dmeissner,

So possibly an inherited theme would be the recommended way to handle this?

Good point! I forgot my usual warning: Only make theme customisations in an inheriting (aka. child) theme.

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