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Add close buttons to Drupal's status messages to allow manually hiding them.

Drupal 8

What is it?

Adds trailing slashes to all URLs you want.
For example: example.com/user/.
This feature could be usefull for SEO motivations.

How do I install it?

Install and enable this module using one of the following methods:
https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/extending-drupal-8/installing-drupal-8-mod...

When you enable this module you haven't it in action yet.

Now you have to configure it. Read Configuration section for it.

Configuration

• To configure the module go to /admin/config/trailing-slash/settings
• On this page you have the option to enable/disable the configuration of this module
• List of paths
• Write a path per line where you want a trailing slash. Paths start with slash. It is also possible to add URLs with wildcards. (e.g., '/book', '/node/*')
• Enabled entity types
• You can choose the entity types that you want to have a slash, for example, the taxonomy terms of a particular vocabulary or nodes of a bundle

Requirements

• drupal::language
• php:7.1

Supporting organizations:

idealista Sponsorship of ongoing development.

Known Issues/Bugs

None.
If you found a new one, please, open it at https://www.drupal.org/node/add/project-issue/trailing_slash

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