We strongly encourage you to explore that library and combine it with server-side-rendering on your react project. There are more features and tags that you can find and use in the official Github page of React Helmet.
#React native media meta code#
CODE language-jsx keep-markup - Nested Title CODE language-jsx keep-markup - My Title Nested Title Note: Nested or latter components will override duplicate changes, as shown in the documentation: On the previous snippet we configured the title and description for our Home page and we also configured how our page is going to look whenever it’s shared on social media like Twitter and Facebook. CODE language-jsx keep-markup - import React from 'react' import ProductList from './components/ProductList' const Home = () => export default Home It's dead simple, and React beginner friendly.” React Helmet Usageįor this example let’s assume we have a React application with a Home Component, which is the landing page of a business which sells products for pets. Helmet takes plain HTML tags and outputs plain HTML tags. “This reusable React component will manage all of your changes to the document head. React Helmet is a library that helps you deal with search engines and social media crawlers by adding meta tags to your pages/components on React so your site gives more valuable information to the crawlers.įrom the official React Helmet’s Github: Etc.” (full article here)īut this can be improved using React Helmet. So it has to wait for the indexer to come back with a new set of URLs to crawl. Then the crawler will eventually crawl the next set of pages, and again will stop there because all the links are invisible until the JavaScript is rendered. It sends the page to the indexer, which then has to render the page and extracts the hyperlinks, which will then be added to the crawler’s queue. “What happens when you use React without server-side rendering is that the crawler halts on the very first page because it can’t see any hyperlinks to follow. This issue was really well explained by Barry Adams, an SEO expert: However, there is a big issue: the way these sites are built makes it harder for search engines to crawl their content. For some time now, web developers have shifted from multi-page sites to single page sites, which contain great benefits like smoother loading, mobile adaptability and others.
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