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My headers on the Gastby CMS: how do I configure them!

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Let's start by saying that In this post I will talk about HTML headers and not talking about HTTP headers!

Non-technical blog posted

This blog post will not be technical ... unless pushing your blog updates thanks to git and using headless CMS is technical.

Yes, yes, I am playing on words tomatoes Vs. tomatoes and yes it's a bit technical, but if you are here (), it's because you -- at least -- got a little interest for technical stuff.

How to do your headers with Gastby CMS?

This is my tip, and it might change depending on your theme and you server. What I use is:

    ---
    title: {title-tag}
    date: {YYYY-MM-DD}
    description: "{meta-tag}"
    tags:
    - {tag1}
    - {tag2}
    banner: ./{banner}.jpg
    ---

Usually this header are a great addition to the existing what markdown is created and displayed. In my case this is the header for all my articles (under index.md file); where {} are standing for variables.

What do you think? Do you use something similar (or different)?

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With more than 10 years of experience in Marketing, Web Marketing and SEO, Arthur is specialized in Tech SEO and Data Analysis. He is currently working at Shopify, but all the views on this blog & website are his own.