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 Once you deploy your project, the subpath installation should work successfully.
 
+Note: If you are updating your environment variables in Vercel, make sure to manually redeploy to see the changes.
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 #### Cloudflare
 
 In case you are using Cloudflare in proxy mode (orange cloud on), you can deploy the following worker script and map it to `yourdomain.com/*`:
@@ -122,17 +124,14 @@ async function proxyBlog(request) {
 }
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-Be sure to replace the values of `subpath` and `blogBaseUrl` in the above code snippet. This way cloudflare will proxy all the requests starting with `yourdomain.com/blog` to your headless blog, and other requests will hit your origin as usual.
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-If your main domain is hosted elsewhere, you need to involve engineers from your team to create above rewrites.
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 After the above step is done, follow these steps to add the worker route:
 - Go to `Websites` then click on your website and select `Worker Routes` from the left pane. 
 - Click on `Add route` and add `https://yourdomain/*` , then select the worker you just added above and click `Save`.
 - Go to `https://yourdomain/yoursubpath` and now you should be able to see your blogs.
 
-Note: If you are updating your environment variables in Vercel, make sure to manually redeploy to see the changes.
+Be sure to replace the values of `subpath` and `blogBaseUrl` in the above code snippet. This way cloudflare will proxy all the requests starting with `yourdomain.com/blog` to your headless blog, and other requests will hit your origin as usual.
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+If your main domain is hosted elsewhere, you need to involve engineers from your team to create above rewrites.
 
 ### Step 3