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You could use [Lunr.js](https://github.com/olivernn/lunr.js). But in this case, Strapdown.js is no longer ideal because your website is multi-page with large size pages. I can recommend [MkDocs](https://www.mkdocs.org/) to you: https://github.com/mkdocs/mkdocs/ This...

Bootstrap v5.0.0 was recently released, but I forked the project and supported up to v5: I dared to keep the original. https://strapdown.js.balloon.net.eu.org/

[A feature of Strapdown.js](http://strapdownjs.com/) is **Search-engine friendly**. Implementing this will cause obvious problems with search results such as Google, as there is no `` tag on the HTML.

Years have passed. This comment of mine is 2021. Currently [jsDelivr](https://www.jsdelivr.com/) is the right CDN for that. You can use it now: ``` ``` Also, I have the following projects:...

I forked the code and made it compatible with Bootstrap 4: https://github.com/fu-sen/strapdown/tree/bootstrap4 Of course I'm chasing Bootstrap 5: https://github.com/fu-sen/strapdown/tree/main Please note that some specifications of Bootstrap 4 have changed. Especially...

I've been using Strapdown.js recently. (It is currently 2021. It's been years) What I can clarify is that Google still successfully displays in search results: https://www.google.com/search?q=strapdown.js When you search for...

@bhhaskin I took over the code you forked in 2015: https://github.com/fu-sen/strapdown/commit/fc1543ed897ef3a0dc5f037dc7f1f3daf127ceb9 I further evolved it into Bootstrap 4 and 5: https://github.com/fu-sen/strapdown Static site generators are popular nowadays, but I thought...

I repeat. This is something you have to consider at your level. Equivalent to hosting services. If you do not, you and users will soon receive confusion about this.

As you read the text, I realize that you have begun to understand it. GitHub Pages and Vercel publish Let's Encrypt. If a user encounters this issue, that user cannot...

Yes. This will probably take days. It's too late to deal with the problem once it appears. This should have been addressed now that there are still few subdomains.