I'm making a few changes to the content in my site, namely splitting what has become a large page into a few smaller pages to make it quicker to get to the right content.
I would really like a way of being able to see which pages reference the previous document, which is now a directory for all the sub-pages, so I can update those links if necessary.
A feature request, maybe?
Hey Max,
So you want someway to create some sort of references as a way not to lose SEO juice, is that right?
I’m not too concerned about SEO right now. It’s just to I can make sure the links are relevant for users.
<-- Had a page linking to here, referencing product 2
<-- Want link to point here instead
So, say I have a link on a blog or something, which talks about Product 2, I’d like a quick way to see all the pages that link to the product page so I can update them to the more relevant Category page where relevant.
Does that make sense?
OK the quickest way would be to run a query by the link field in the API browser. That way you can find all docs currently referencing this Product and note them down
https://prismic.io/docs/rest-api/query-the-api/query-by-a-field#6_0-query-by-a-content-relationship--link-field
Would this help?