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See https://beta.advisory.sg/2024/02/13/insights-on-foodpanda/ which has tags "Food Services" and #insights, and related posts:
#insights
By the related posts code (as explained in https://forum.ghost.org/t/show-related-posts-from-all-associated-tags/14005), the related posts should be the top three best matches based on highest number of matched tags (supposedly). Idk how this works, cos it doesn't show the only other article in "Food Services":
...but https://beta.advisory.sg/2021/02/22/insights-on-food-security/ which has the same tags (+ "Food Manufacturing" as primary) shows it as intended:
A few better solutions are listed in https://www.spectralwebservices.com/blog/a-better-related-block/. The JS solution should be suitable for our usecases, since related posts isn't crucial for non-JS users (e.g. parsers).
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See https://beta.advisory.sg/2024/02/13/insights-on-foodpanda/ which has tags "Food Services" and
#insights, and related posts:By the related posts code (as explained in https://forum.ghost.org/t/show-related-posts-from-all-associated-tags/14005), the related posts should be the top three best matches based on highest number of matched tags (supposedly). Idk how this works, cos it doesn't show the only other article in "Food Services":
...but https://beta.advisory.sg/2021/02/22/insights-on-food-security/ which has the same tags (+ "Food Manufacturing" as primary) shows it as intended:
A few better solutions are listed in https://www.spectralwebservices.com/blog/a-better-related-block/. The JS solution should be suitable for our usecases, since related posts isn't crucial for non-JS users (e.g. parsers).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: