Is there a reason that og:title
and twitter:title
do not append the defined global suffix like standard <title>
meta tag? I would want it append there as wellā¦
"_seoMetaTags": [
{
"attributes": null,
"content": "Test and Measurement Solutions | Dewesoft",
"tag": "title"
},
{
"attributes": {
"property": "og:title",
"content": "Test and Measurement Solutions"
},
"content": null,
"tag": "meta"
},
{
"attributes": {
"name": "twitter:title",
"content": "Test and Measurement Solutions"
},
"content": null,
"tag": "meta"
},
Hello @primoz.rome
It would indeed make sense to add the suffix to those two parameters as well.
Iāve opened a request to do so, and iāll get back to you 
@primoz.rome the idea here was that the suffix is useful for SEO purposes, it might be annoying on the social cards?
@mat_jack1 hmm I havenāt think of that. We are using it also on social cards.
Maybe adding a checkbox āUse it on the social cardsā would be an all-flexible solution?
Thanks,
Primoz
Sorry, i missed your response!
Canāt you do that on the frontend already?
@mat_jack1 what do you mean exactly?
When you are generating the HTML for the social cards you can do something different compared to what you do for SEO purposes, or am I missing something?
@mat_jack1 but the HTML for social cards is generated by the renderMetaTags
method of your react-datocms
package.
Sure I could do that myself on the front end, but I like how renderMetaTags
takes care of that automatically.
right! OK, weāll discuss if we want to add something on our component, thank you for the suggestion!
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