Description: Allows you to add custom meta tags (such as descriptions, keywords, or verification codes) in the header section (<head>) of all pages on the website.
What is it for? (Practical examples)
This tool is essential for website optimization and integration with external services.
- Ownership verification: Use it to insert verification codes required by search engines (such as Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools) or external services.
- SEO optimization: Add standard meta tags like
descriptionorkeywordsto improve indexing, if not automatically managed by the platform. - Social Media Integration: Insert specific tags (e.g. Open Graph or Twitter Cards) to control link previews when your site is shared on social networks.
Main features
- Unlimited management: You can add, edit, and delete an unlimited number of meta tags.
- Content flexibility: The system accepts both standard Name/Content pairs and full HTML code for more complex tags (e.g., verification tags with multiple attributes or links to external resources).
- Automatic insertion: All configured tags are automatically inserted into the header of every page on the site.
How to configure
The settings for Meta tags are located in the Website section of the configuration panel.
To add a new tag:
1. Click the Add tag button.
2. Fill in the required fields for each new element.
| Field | Description | User notes |
|---|---|---|
| Name | The name of the meta tag (e.g. description, keywords, google-site-verification). | Must contain only letters and dashes (spaces or other special characters are not allowed). |
| Content | The value associated with the tag. | Here you can enter descriptive text, keywords, verification code, or alternatively, the entire HTML code of the tag if necessary. |
To remove a tag, use the Delete tag button next to the desired item.
Automatic integrations
This module is designed to work in the background without manual intervention once configured.
Insertion into site code
After saving the settings, the system automatically injects the defined meta tags into the header section (<head>) of all web pages, ensuring they are immediately accessible to browsers and search engine crawlers.
