# The experience of making port of readthedocs theme

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Okay, the working principle of search engines is that js loops and regular expressions match json data.

The prerequisite for a successful search is to have all the article data (json format).

The json data obtained in the form of custom tags has serious errors, such as unavailability. The predictable backslash, the json data obtained in this way is the most reliable.

Also, as a document theme, the entire website is not built from posts, all pages,

that is, it has the ability to divide addresses into directories and also has the ability to safely generate search data. Thanks for your attention

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