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Pardon my lack of knowledge here, I am still new to using GatsbyJS.
When building out locally if I hit a 404 page I get a list of available pages. (see attached)
Just wondering if google indexes all these pages?
Google most likely will if it can see links to them and you don't have noindex hints or Disallow rule that affects them in robots.txt. Your best bet is to use gatsby-plugin-sitemap to generate a sitemap.xml . That you can submit to google and others.
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I made the meta tags in my website and when I search on my website using the keywords that I wrote in my pages the site doesn't appear. I wrote www.mysite.com in google search but it didn't work either.
You may try: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url?pli=1 but there is no guarantee.
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I deployed a website built using react. That site's is kbucard.com.
The problem is, if I search my web on google, like 'kbucard.com', then I can find it but my website's name is just "React App" and my website's description is "Web site created using create-react-app".
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I already changed title tag and meta tags in index.html and I used react-helmet and also I installed babel-polyfill but nothing worked. I deployed this web on our university computer, used nginx and jenkins.
Please help me resolve this problem. Thank you in advance.
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This seems to be the only place to get help without going to Silver support. But when you have a problem that does not belong here, are you really left with no recourse?
If yes, this would seem to make GAE unusable, or at least a dangerous gamble, for those that do not have $150 a month to spend on errors that is caused by Google themselves.
If you have specific Feature Requests to make or Defect Reports (for the whole platform, the way I understood it, it will be closed if it is something just related to your own problem).
Here is the link
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I have a responsive website and I have a problem with old devices!
I want to design a basic web page for mobile users,therefor, I need to detect old moblies firt,so I need old mobile agents!
Finally I want a compelete list of old mobile agents
if every body has a regex code I'll be glad to have it
http://www.useragentstring.com/pages/Mobile%20Browserlist/
http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/
https://deviceatlas.com/
etc etc. Wurful is probably the one to go for as they have a public version of their data.
There's no "this is old" tag however.
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I'd like to enable a commenting mechanism through the system, I've done some googling and found some SaaS like disqus and gentlesource but I'm looking for more like self-hosted / open source apps. and I like to understand the architecture of such a systems in case I wanted to implement it myself.
Consider juvia https://github.com/phusion/juvia ;)
Juvia is an open source commenting system. It allows you to outsource your commenting needs to an external system so that you don't have to build your own commenting system for each website or each web app. Embedding a Juvia commenting page only involves pasting a JavaScript snippet into your web page.