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@ -166,46 +166,6 @@ The `flipp()` method also returns a signed URL to the image, which lets you use
<img alt="@seo('title')" src="@seo('flipp', 'blog')">
```
## Customization
This package is completely flexible, and can be customized either by having its views modified (to change the existing templates), or by you developing an extension (to add more templates).
### Views
You can publish the Blade views by running `php artisan vendor:publish --tag=seo-views`.
### Extensions
To use a custom extension, create a Blade *component* with the desired meta tags. The component should read data using `{{ seo()->get('foo') }}` or `@seo('foo')`.
For example:
```php
<meta name="facebook-title" content="@seo('facebook.foo')">
```
Once your view is created, register the extension:
```php
seo()->extension('facebook', view: 'my-component')
// The extension will use <x-my-component>
```
To set data for an extension (in our case `facebook`), simply prefix calls with the extension name in camelCase, or use the `->set()` method:
```php
seo()->facebookFoo('bar')
seo()->facebookTitle('About us')
seo()->set('facebook.description', 'We are a web development agency that ...')
seo(['facebook.description' => 'We are a web development agency that ...'])
```
To disable an extension, set the second argument in the `extension()` call to false:
```php
seo()->extension('facebook', false);
```
## Examples
### Service Provider
@ -258,6 +218,46 @@ This example uses a Blade view that sets global SEO config using the values that
</p>
```
## Customization
This package is completely flexible, and can be customized either by having its views modified (to change the existing templates), or by you developing an extension (to add more templates).
### Views
You can publish the Blade views by running `php artisan vendor:publish --tag=seo-views`.
### Extensions
To use a custom extension, create a Blade *component* with the desired meta tags. The component should read data using `{{ seo()->get('foo') }}` or `@seo('foo')`.
For example:
```php
<meta name="facebook-title" content="@seo('facebook.foo')">
```
Once your view is created, register the extension:
```php
seo()->extension('facebook', view: 'my-component')
// The extension will use <x-my-component>
```
To set data for an extension (in our case `facebook`), simply prefix calls with the extension name in camelCase, or use the `->set()` method:
```php
seo()->facebookFoo('bar')
seo()->facebookTitle('About us')
seo()->set('facebook.description', 'We are a web development agency that ...')
seo(['facebook.description' => 'We are a web development agency that ...'])
```
To disable an extension, set the second argument in the `extension()` call to false:
```php
seo()->extension('facebook', false);
```
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