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Hey there! Sorry for not replying for so long: Lea is at the conference right now, and I was a bit swamped.
You can make the whole page an app by adding
You can definitely use the value of that property inside your app. But how are you planning to edit it? Do you expect the
This is an interesting case. I checked it with the Mavo Inspector and found that Mavo finds the Btw, If the only thing you need is to be able to set <html mv-app="appName">
<head>
<title mv-value="page_title">Default Title</title>
...
</head>
<body>
<meta property="page_title" content="Page Title" />
</body>
</html>I used Hope it helps! |
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And one more thing. Please consider this bug we are aware of and are planning to fix in the upcoming release. |
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Thanks for your reply. All is fine. About :
I'm thinking about another property, linked to this one or maybe with a Server Side process (my next questions will come on how to set Mavo SSR :) ) |
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:) Have you already tried Mavo SSR? |
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I've been trying to install Mavo SSR without success :( on replit I also have questions about express.js, because, plugin documentation, mentions not to use it in production I'm also trying to understand, in my case, where I'll probably also add a PHP server on node.js (yes...), what will be the process of rendering: if Mavo SSR processces before PHP Maybe better to open a new discussion connected to this topic |
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Yup. And I would mention the Mavo SSR author in it to get info straight from the horse's mouth. |
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Hi
I would like to use a property for elements inside
<head>tag.Till now, I used mavo inside the
<body>tag only.Is it possible (and fine to do) and if so, how would be the best way to do it, considering 2 use cases:
<title>is it ok to use something like:
<title property="title">my title</title><meta>which already have an attribute 'property' (!)<meta property="og:title" content="Description of my page"><meta property="og:title" content="Description of my page" mv-attr-content="THE NEW DESCRIPTION">Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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