JustFlows

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SEO

What core puts on every public page — a title, a canonical link, sitemap.xml, and robots.txt — and what the SEO Toolkit plugin adds: meta descriptions, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, JSON-LD, title templates, per-page SEO fields, and feeds.

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Every public page has a <title> and a canonical link, and every site serves /sitemap.xml and /robots.txt, with no plugin. Meta descriptions, Open Graph and Twitter Card tags, JSON-LD, title templates, and the per-page SEO fields come from the SEO Toolkit plugin (justflows.seo, free on the Marketplace), which also serves RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds. Since Justflows 0.3.9 core no longer writes those tags itself, so install SEO Toolkit 0.3.0 or later for them.

What core emits

  • <title>: the page or entry title.
  • <link rel="canonical">: the page's own address. Left out on content types kept out of search engines.
  • GET /sitemap.xml: / plus every published content URL, in every locale.
  • GET /robots.txt: allows crawlers and names the sitemap, or Disallow: / while Discourage search engines is on.

What SEO Toolkit adds

  • <meta name="description">, from the page's SEO description, its excerpt, or the default description.
  • Open Graph: og:title, og:description, og:url, og:type (website), and og:image when there is an image.
  • Twitter: twitter:card (summary or summary_large_image), twitter:image, and twitter:site when a handle is set.
  • JSON-LD WebPage with name, description, url, and image.
  • The title template (%s is the page title), a localized site title and tagline, and extra sitemap paths.

Per-page fields

With SEO Toolkit active, the content editor has an SEO section for content types included in search engines. It stores seoTitle, seoDescription, seoCanonical, and seoImage in the entry's fields, plus Exclude from RSS / Atom / JSON feeds (seoFeedExclude). Empty values fall back to the page title, the excerpt, and then the default description. The values stay on the entry while SEO Toolkit is inactive, but nothing reads them.

Syndication feeds

SEO Toolkit serves RSS 2.0 at /feed.xml, with Atom (.atom) and JSON Feed 1.1 (.json) next to every feed, per content type at /<type>/feed.xml, per author when that is turned on, and per locale. Pages link to them for autodiscovery. Feeds skip scheduled and expired entries. Per-category and per-tag feeds are not available yet; core already serves term archives.

SEO Toolkit settings

Admin → Plugins → SEO Toolkit stores a localized site title and default meta description, the title template, the Twitter/X handle, extra sitemap paths (one per line), and the feed options. Left empty, the site title and description fall back to the site's identity settings.

Build your own SEO plugin

SEO Toolkit uses only public hooks, so another plugin can do the same: html.title sets the <title>, html.canonical changes or removes the canonical link, html.head adds meta tags, site.identity supplies the site title and tagline per locale, and seo.sitemapPaths adds sitemap entries. The page context carries the content type, the entry's fields, its description, canonical URL, share image, origin, and whether it is indexable. An editorPanels entry in the manifest adds the fields to the content editor. See Hooks and Plugins.

Careful

There is no keyword research, rank tracking, Article or BreadcrumbList schema, or per-page noindex. Site-wide noindex is the Discourage search engines switch in Settings.