disabling-services

You can preserve SEO by keeping the markdown documentation file intact while setting disabled: true in the List.vue entry. The page remains accessible via direct URL, maintaining SEO value and existing bookmarks without appearing in the main documentation listing.

Mark a deprecated service as unavailable by adding a warning callout block at the top of the service markdown file. You should also update the List.vue file with disabled: true to remove the service from the active catalog listing.

Yes, removed service pages remain accessible via direct URL by keeping the markdown file intact. The skill specifically targets deprecated or temporarily unavailable services, ensuring documentation remains functional for existing links while hiding the service from the public listing.

The best way to disable a service temporarily is to toggle the disabled flag to true in List.vue and add a warning callout to the markdown file. This approach hides the service from the catalog listing while preserving the page for future reactivation and SEO continuity.

Using disabled: true instead of deleting the markdown file preserves SEO rankings and prevents broken bookmarks. Deleting the file removes the page entirely, while disabling it hides the service from the documentation listing but keeps the content accessible via direct URL.