add prefix to the url

[Kintaro]

someone is interested in this?

so the url will incorporate prefix, I think can be useful for classifieds section or for other sections.

example:
https://example.com/community/threads/for-sale-green-bike.20091/

where "for sale" is the prefix and "green bike" is the thread title

 

[Kintaro]

yes, but I don't think lots of 301 internal redirects are good way to improve SEO on forum ;-)

yes, I know that. I added that post only to give some more info about it, as it seams that core dev are not interested in that, so maybe will be some 3rd party.

 

[CNK]

IMO if there was a paid addon, me and probably many other users are able to pay for it

 

[Kintaro]

For what I can read in the description I think that this addon can do it:

SEO (SEO2)

If you like this add-on, rate it. This helps others to make decisions. If you have any ideas or suggestions don't hesitate and write to me. DEMO Decide for yourself and effectively which content is indexed from the search engine. This happens...

xenforo.com

But I will be very happy in case will "prefix in the url" become a core feature.

 

[Kevin]

For what I can read in the description I think that this addon can do it:

SEO (SEO2)

If you like this add-on, rate it. This helps others to make decisions. If you have any ideas or suggestions don't hesitate and write to me. DEMO Decide for yourself and effectively which content is indexed from the search engine. This happens...

xenforo.com

But I will be very happy in case will "prefix in the url" become a core feature.

Is that the only add-on so far that was able to add the prefix to the thread URL? I'm poking around but don't see anything else so far that offers the functionality.

 

[CNK]

Is that the only add-on so far that was able to add the prefix to the thread URL? I'm poking around but don't see anything else so far that offers the functionality.

SEO2 addon has no option to add prefix to thread URL, only can change display prefix on thread <title>

 

[Mike Fara]

Did anyone figure out a way to do this? The reason I ask is because apparently this is a requirement for "Video" pages in Google. If you have a video page, apparently the term VIDEO needs to be in the URL slug and the title. If you use prefixes these never appear in the title or URL slug afaik... It does appear in the title, actually, but not the URL slug.