README

See Packagist page https://packagist.org/packages/smustgrave/seo_recipe

What is a recipe?

From initiatve page

Drupal recipes allow the automation of Drupal module install and configuration via the user interface and via the Drupal recipe runner. A Drupal recipe is a tool for Site Builders and Developers to add functionality to a Drupal site. It is like a recipe that provides a series of steps to add functionality. These steps could be taken manually to arrive at the same point.

How to apply

php core/scripts/drupal recipe recipes/contrib/seo_recipe

Additional Configuration

This recipe will install some generic settings but SEO can be very unique per project. This is just to get started.

Easy Breadcrumb

Based configuration should be good but worth taking a look based on project needs. See Easy Breadcrumb module page for additional module .info.

External links

Based configuration should be good but worth taking a look based on project needs. See External Liks module page for additional module .info.

Google Tag

Google tag needs a specific ID to work, and configuration based on needs. Update configuration upon installing recipe. See Google Tag module page for additional module info.

Metatag

There are several submodules associated with metatag, based on your projects SEO needs additional ones may be installed. See metatag module for additional module info.

Pathauto

Based configuration should be good but worth taking a look based on project needs. See Pathauto module page for additional module .info.

Schema.org Metatag

There are several submodules associated with metatag, based on your projects SEO needs additional ones may be installed. See schema.org module for additional module info.

Simple XML sitemap

Configuration should be specific to each project. Recommend updating config based on needs upon applying recipe. See Simple XML Sitemap for additional module info.

Sitemap

Configuration should be specific to each project. Recommend updating config based on needs upon applying recipe. See sitemap for additional module info.

Additional module recommendations

Search 404

Instead of showing a standard "404 Page not found", this module performs a search on the keywords in the URL.

For instance, if a user visits http://example.com/does/not/exist, this module will do a search for "does not exist" and shows the result of the search instead of the 404 page.