Feature Requests

Description: Implement the ability to host blogs on a subdirectory (e.g. example.com/blog ) rather than the current subdomain structure (e.g. blog.example.com ) to improve SEO performance and user experience. Background: Currently, Hashnode allows users to host their blogs under a subdomain. However, this solution is not optimal for SEO purposes, as search engine crawlers view subdomains as separate websites. This can hinder the organic growth and visibility of users' blogs. Some workarounds exist, such as using Cloudflare workers, but they are not ideal and only cater to the simplest use cases. Example of workaround using Cloudflare workers: https://blog.phreakyphoenix.tech/deploy-your-hashnode-blog-on-a-subdirectory-serverlessly Benefits: Improved SEO Performance - Hosting a blog under a subdirectory will allow search engines to recognize it as part of the main website, enhancing its SEO performance and ultimately increasing visibility and organic traffic. Unified Branding - A subdirectory blog hosting will ensure a consistent brand experience for users and their audiences, as their blog will appear as an integral part of their main website. Simplified User Management - Hosting a blog within a subdirectory can simplify the user management process, as users would not have to manage multiple domains and subdomains for their online presence. Implementation Details: Allow users to configure their blogs to be hosted under a subdirectory. Provide documentation and support for setting up a reverse proxy, as this may require more advanced configuration by users. Related feature request for custom homepage Some of those problems can be solved by this and related requests but only for the simplest use cases. https://roadmap.hashnode.com/feature-requests/p/ability-to-create-a-custom-homepage

We want to show our latest 2 hashnode blogs to our website but there is no endpoints available for fetching team blogs. If you can make team blogs endpoints available like individual account. It would be Aweome

Would like to see the hability to delete prompts and replies so that prompt history stays clean. Would be useful as well the possiblity of being able to organize prompts by topics or categories.

You have to cancel the scheduled post, go to draft to make an edit. It will be nice if we can edit the scheduled post directly.

Hi Hashnode Team. I know it's rare for anyone to write about LISP topics... But maybe it is just a little effort to add syntax highlighting for languages like common-lisp and clojure . I am interested in writing common-lisp articles. THX Best regards Christian

The editor is very limited for pages which makes it painful to even add an image. Having the wonderful editor used for posts would be awesome!

Add SvelteKit

Hi, there is not #fsharp tag, so can you create one? Also, markdown does not support F# syntax in code blocks, would be nice to see colors, or even function signatures (that would be just outstanding!)

Would it be possible to, optionally, have the preview and editor view open at the same time? Side by Side? This would make reviewing my posts before publishing much much easier! Currently, this a tedious task of proofreading in the preview, toggle to "Write" to make an adjustment, toggle back to "Preview". Often I lose my place when toggling back and forth. I really like the "Zen" type mode when you are writing the bulk of your post. But, I think to proofread you don't want to have to keep switching back and forth. This is the example of what this could look like. Thank you!