One additional question! Currently, the slugify method converts Latin text to lower case and adds hyphens between word breaks. We do not currently support non-Latin characters in URLs. Is this request asking for transliteration of non-Latin text? (For an example, this is currently provided when adding Tags in Arc).
Thank you for submitting this idea. I've marked it for future consideration. In the meanwhile, for non-Latin-alphabet based (like Japanese), we suggest using the _id in the url. Here is an Arc Answers post with more details: https://redirector.arcpublishing.com/alc/answers/576
No transliteration needed - just the ability to have the actual Japanese headline in the URL, similar to this: https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/日本語.
We've found that readable URLs get a lot more click-through than opaque IDs, so that's not really an option
One additional question! Currently, the slugify method converts Latin text to lower case and adds hyphens between word breaks. We do not currently support non-Latin characters in URLs. Is this request asking for transliteration of non-Latin text? (For an example, this is currently provided when adding Tags in Arc).
Thank you for submitting this idea. I've marked it for future consideration. In the meanwhile, for non-Latin-alphabet based (like Japanese), we suggest using the _id in the url. Here is an Arc Answers post with more details: https://redirector.arcpublishing.com/alc/answers/576