WeWeb Documentation

Page metadata ​

For each page of your weweb app, you can configure static metadata. The metadata is the information that is used by search engines to display your page in search results.

Let's have a look at the metadata you can customize:

Configure the metadata of your app's pages

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The present article explains how to add static metadata to a WeWeb page.

If you need to learn how to set dynamic metadata on a page, please refer to this guide.

Title tag ​

This is the title that will be displayed in the browser tab. This is maybe the most important SEO option, more info on how to set it up here.

Meta description ​

This is the description that will be displayed in search results. This is the second most important SEO option, more info on how to set it up here.

Meta keywords ​

These are the keywords that will be used by search engines to find your page.

Hide page ​

If you check this option to hide the page in Google and other search engines, the page will not be indexed by search engines (this is similar to adding a noindex, nofollow meta tag to your sitemap).

Favicon ​

This is the icon that will be displayed in the browser tab. It should be in a specific format, more info available here.

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The favicon you add on your home page will be the default favicon for all other pages unless you specifically add a different favicon on a page.

Open Graph image ​

This is the image that will be displayed when you share the page on social media. It should be in a specific format, more info available here.

WARNING

If you disable pre-rendering when you publish your web-app, the static Open Graph information you set in WeWeb will not be displayed when you share links of your live app:

Advanced option on publish

To define dynamic metadata on a page, please refer to this guide.

Open Graph Title ​

This is the title that will be displayed when you share the page on social media. More info on how to set it up here.

Open Graph Description ​

This is the description that will be displayed when you share the page on social media. More info on how to set it up here.

Structured data ​

This is the structured data that will be used by search engines to display your page in search results. More info on how to set it up here.