Kirby SERP Preview

Note

Used v0.x before? Upgrading is easy! Please read to the migration guide to learn more about the changes in v1.0.

A standalone search engine result page preview to include in any Kirby project. It allows you to preview how your page will look in the search results of Google and other search engines.

Requirements

Kirby 4+

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Installation

Composer

composer require johannschopplich/kirby-serp-preview

Download

Download and copy this repository to /site/plugins/kirby-serp-preview.

Getting Started

Create a new section in one of your blueprints:

sections:
  serp-preview:
    type: serp-preview
    siteTitle: "{{ site.title.value }}"
    siteUrl: "{{ site.url }}"
    # Optional field to override the computed title
    titleContentKey: metaTitle
    # Optional default title as fallback if the field above is empty
    defaultTitle: "{{ page.metaTitle.value }}"
    descriptionContentKey: metaDescription
    # Optional default description as fallback if the field above is empty
    defaultDescription: "{{ site.metaDescription.value }}"

Usage

Page Title

Tip

tl;dr The title is computed in the following order:

titleContentKey
defaultTitle
Joining the page title, titleSeparator, and siteTitle.

By default, the SERP preview will render the title of the search engine result page preview by joining the following values with a space:

1️⃣ Page Title
2️⃣ Title Separator (defaults to –)
3️⃣ Site Title

However, you can override the title generation above by using the following section properties:

When titleContentKey is set and the corresponding field on the current page is not empty, it will be used as the title.
When defaultTitle is set, it will be used as the title if the titleContentKey is empty.

Configuration

Each configuration option is of type string. Some of them support Kirby queries. For example, you can use {{ site.title.value }} for the siteTitle option.

The following table lists all available options:

Option	Default	Queryable	Description
`faviconUrl`	`null`	✅	The URL to the favicon.
`siteTitle`	`"{{ site.title.value }}"`	✅	The site title.
`siteUrl`	`"{{ site.url }}"`	✅	The site URL.
`titleSeparator`	`"-"`	✅	The title separator between the current page title and the site title. Only applies if no `titleContentKey` is set and the target field value is empty.
`titleContentKey`	`null`	–	The content key for a custom title.
`defaultTitle`	`null`	✅	Plain text or Kirby query to use as a fallback instead of 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣ if the `titleContentKey` is empty.
`descriptionContentKey`	`null`	–	The content key for the page's custom description.
`defaultDescription`	`null`	✅	Plain text or Kirby query to use as a fallback if the `descriptionContentKey` is empty.
`searchConsoleUrl`	`null`	–	If provided, the section will display a link to the Google Search Console.

Migration

Each major release might introduce breaking changes, new features, or deprecate old ones. The migration guide will help you to understand what has changed and how to adapt your project to the new version.

From v0.x to v1.0

The descriptionFallback section property has been renamed to defaultDescription. Please update your blueprints accordingly.

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