Features
Good decisions.Closer to the content.
Search appearance, structured data and useful checks. All within the EmDash workflow you already know.
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Search appearance
A clear introduction for every page.
Bring search and sharing decisions into the publishing workflow. Set defaults once, then review the details of each saved page.
- Search and social metadata previews
- Site defaults and content-type metadata templates
- Explicit social overrides and canonical guidance
Details and limits
Previews are approximate and do not confirm public output. Native entry SEO saves separately from the content draft and can affect a published page immediately; the theme owns its title.
Structured data
Describe the content. Keep the context.
Use built-in schema choices, guided entry forms and scoped custom JSON-LD. The configured schema map helps you understand how your choices fit together.
- Built-in defaults and scoped entry schemas
- Reusable schema library with independent copies
- Guided forms and publisher references
Details and limits
A library item does not publish by itself. The map shows configuration; inspect the actual output to confirm what a page emits. Rich results are never guaranteed.
Choose what this page describes.
Website and publisher
Put a name to your website.
Keep website details and the identity behind your content in a focused workspace, with separate saves for separate decisions.
- Website name and production URL
- Person, organization or local business details
- Contact details and official profile URLs
Details and limits
Use facts and URLs that describe your real publisher. Review identity changes before saving them to published content.
- 1Identity
- 2Contact
- 3Social
- 4Address and area
- 5Location and hours
- 6Review and save
Content analysis
Know what deserves a closer look.
Use focus keywords, previews and basic browser checklists with automatic analysis off. Request one saved-entry assessment when needed; activate automatic checks, history and bulk scans separately.
- Focus keywords and basic browser checklists
- Manual saved-entry assessment
- Saved scores, freshness and optional history
Details and limits
Checks read saved content. Save an assessment profile for manual analysis; enable automatic analysis separately for history and bulk scans. Scores do not predict rankings.
Indexing and public files
Make the publishing rules deliberate.
Review indexing choices, sitemaps and public files together. Keep each route and its owner clear when connecting the plugin to your theme.
- Indexing rules and sitemap controls
- Core-owned robots.txt editing
- Optional, manually authored llms.txt
Details and limits
Browse one sitemap file at a time and filter its rows. Content link checks and rendered crawls start only when requested and report their limits. Existing file owners and taxonomy theme bindings still apply; llms.txt promises no visibility benefit.
Practical administration
Keep control of every change.
Use explicit saves and recovery when settings change in another session. Review known output overlaps, inspect imports and preserve your existing site configuration.
- Core-backed exact-path redirects and 404 records
- Verification codes and custom verification tags
- Revision-conflict recovery and export/import preview
Details and limits
A saved verification code is not provider verification. Compatibility checks cover known plugins, and an export is not a complete site backup.
Admin branding
Your brand in the admin.
Use your own admin name and logo. Complete white-label support is planned for 1.0.
Details and limits
Branding remains in your site's configuration. Technical plugin identifiers and required license notices stay in place.
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branding: {
name: "Lorem ipsum SEO",
logo: "/brand/logo.svg",
logoDark: "/brand/logo-dark.svg",
},
})Put the details
into practice.
Start with the prerequisites, then configure one page and check what your site actually publishes.