Update links in Ruby Front Matter docs

bridgetownrb · May 5, 2020 · b919ba3 · b919ba3
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diff --git a/bridgetown-website/src/_docs/front-matter.md b/bridgetown-website/src/_docs/front-matter.md
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 This requires the environment variable `BRIDGETOWN_RUBY_IN_FRONT_MATTER` to be set to `"true"` in your development and deployment setups. Otherwise the code will not be executed and will be treated as a raw string.
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-[Here's a blog post with a high-level overview](/feature/supercharge-your-bridgetown-site-with-ruby-front-matter/) of what Ruby Front Matter is capable of and why you might want to use it.
+[Here's a blog post with a high-level overview](/feature/supercharge-your-bridgetown-site-with-ruby-front-matter/){:data-no-swup="true"} of what Ruby Front Matter is capable of and why you might want to use it.
 
 To write Ruby code in your front matter, use the special tagged string `!ruby/string:Rb`. Here is an example:
 

diff --git a/...bridgetown-site-with-ruby-front-matter.md → ...bridgetown-site-with-ruby-front-matter.md b/...bridgetown-site-with-ruby-front-matter.md → ...bridgetown-site-with-ruby-front-matter.md
@@ -111,4 +111,4 @@ For security reasons, please _do not allow_ untrusted content into your reposito
 
 In summary, if you're excited to give Ruby Front Matter a try, all you have to do is [install Bridgetown v0.13 or later](/docs/), set `BRIDGETOWN_RUBY_IN_FRONT_MATTER` to `"true"` in your development environment, and go to town (Bridge…town 😋). And be sure to share your sweet solutions on Twitter with the hashtag [**\#SpinUpBridgetown**](https://twitter.com/search?q=%23SpinUpBridgetown) to let the community know what you've built with Ruby Front Matter!
 
-(Also learn which internal Bridgetown objects are made available to your Ruby code [in the documentation here](/docs/front-matter/#ruby-front-matter).
+(Also learn which internal Bridgetown objects are made available to your Ruby code [in the documentation here](/docs/front-matter/#ruby-front-matter){:data-no-swup="true"}.
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		In summary, if you're excited to give Ruby Front Matter a try, all you have to do is [install Bridgetown v0.13 or later](/docs/), set `BRIDGETOWN_RUBY_IN_FRONT_MATTER` to `"true"` in your development environment, and go to town (Bridge…town 😋). And be sure to share your sweet solutions on Twitter with the hashtag [\#SpinUpBridgetown](https://twitter.com/search?q=%23SpinUpBridgetown) to let the community know what you've built with Ruby Front Matter!

		(Also learn which internal Bridgetown objects are made available to your Ruby code [in the documentation here](/docs/front-matter/#ruby-front-matter).
		(Also learn which internal Bridgetown objects are made available to your Ruby code [in the documentation here](/docs/front-matter/#ruby-front-matter){:data-no-swup="true"}.