Dany Day Posted September 8 Share Posted September 8 Hello! The company I currently work for has 2 websites. It so happened that they have different domains A and B, but the same content. In fact, this is the documentation for mkdocks. Both domains access the same project built using mkdocks.yml, in which domain A is specified. Task: fix the canonical links of site B, because they are now being built with domain A due to the data in mkdocks.yml. Simple solution: create a second mkdocks_2.yml specify domain B in it and raise the second copy of the documentation. And let one of the sites link to it. However, I'm interested in the question, is it possible to do this through the nginx web server parameters? So that the domain in canonical links changes depending on the domain from which the request comes? This will avoid making another instance of the docks on the server. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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