feat: add visible RSS/Atom feed links to navbar and footer - #406
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@VinuRithika75 Fix your DCO check please |
Signed-off-by: R.Vinu Rithika <vinurithika732006@gmail.com>
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Fixed the DCO check by adding the required sign-off. All checks are now passing. Ready for review. |
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Summary
Adds visible links to the site's RSS and Atom feeds, which were previously only discoverable by viewing page source.
Problem
The blog already generates RSS and Atom feeds (
/blog/rss.xmland/blog/atom.xml) via Docusaurus's built-infeedOptionsindocusaurus.config.js, but there was no visible link to them anywhere on the site. Readers who wanted to subscribe had no way to find the feed URLs without inspecting the page source.Changes
/blog/rss.xml/blog/rss.xmland/blog/atom.xmlrespectivelyNo changes were made to feed generation itself (
feedOptions) — the feeds already worked correctly, this PR only makes them discoverable.Testing
npm startlocally