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Using Kirby SEO
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By default, the second level of the cascade allows you to specify default content for the SEO fields using a page model.
This is especially helpful if you want a certain field to default to another field's content or you're using a plugin like kirby-paparazzi to programmatically generate OG images. You can also use page models to add custom meta tags to your pages.
An example page model could look like this:
<?php
// site/models/template.php
use Kirby\Cms\Page;
class TemplatePage extends Page
{
public function metaDefaults(string $lang = null): array
{
$content = $this->content($lang);
return [
// you can use field names (from blueprint)
'metaDescription' => $content->summary(),
// or any meta tag
'og:image' => "{$this->url()}.png",
"og:image:width" => 1230,
"og:image:height" => 600,
// kirby-seo tries to guess the correct syntax of the tag
// (e.g. open graph tags always use "property" and "content" attributes)
// but you can also specify them manually
[
'tag' => 'meta',
'attributes' => [
"property" => 'og:image:alt',
"content" => "An image showing the beautiful city of {$this->title()}"
],
]
];
}
}
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