The meta title often includes the website's name at the end, typically separated by a character. For example: This is a very important meta title | acme.com. Currently, this can be achieved in two ways:
The content editor includes the information when writing the title (bad)
We can use a hook to add the information at rendering time (better, but still bad)
Proposal
Introduce a new setting on field level which controls how the meta title gets rendered. The most flexible solution is probably to define a string that contains a placeholder for the meta title, e.g. {meta_title} | acme.com.
wanze
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5 years ago
The meta title often includes the website's name at the end, typically separated by a character. For example:
This is a very important meta title | acme.com. Currently, this can be achieved in two ways:Proposal Introduce a new setting on field level which controls how the meta title gets rendered. The most flexible solution is probably to define a string that contains a placeholder for the meta title, e.g.
{meta_title} | acme.com.