CMS meta tags
This reference defines the implemented HTML authoring controls consumed by the reference indexers.
| Control | Meaning | Default |
|---|---|---|
<title> |
Stored title and title field | Empty title |
<html lang="…"> |
Document language | Build default or detection |
<link rel="canonical"> |
Result URL after protocol/origin validation | Crawled source URL |
data-searchable-body |
Exact body region to index | <main>, then <body> |
data-searchable-ignore |
Exclude a descendant from the body | Structural boilerplate only |
<meta name="searchable-noindex"> |
Exclude the page | Indexed |
<meta name="searchable-boost" content="2.0"> |
Document score multiplier | 1.0 |
<meta name="searchable-facet-<field>" content="…"> |
Repeatable terms/hierarchy facet value | No value |
<meta name="searchable-facet-range-<field>" content="…"> |
Numeric range-facet value | No value |
<meta name="searchable-pin" content="…"> |
Repeatable pin phrase | No pin |
<meta name="searchable-pin-priority" content="10"> |
Pin tie-break priority | 0 |
<meta name="searchable-pin-mode" content="contains"> |
exact or contains matching |
exact |
<meta name="searchable-pin-exclusive"> |
Suppress organic results for a matching pin | Non-exclusive |
Repeat a meta element for multiple values. Invalid numeric boosts fall back to 1.0; malformed range values are ignored. Canonical URLs permit only HTTP(S), and allowedUrlOrigins can restrict them further. canonicalBaseUrl is required to resolve non-root-relative references safely.
Canonical URL
An absolute canonical URL must use HTTP(S) and, when configured, match allowedUrlOrigins. Root-relative URLs are accepted; other relative values need canonicalBaseUrl or fall back to the crawled source URL.
Body extraction removes nav, header, footer, aside, script, and style from the selected region in addition to data-searchable-ignore descendants. See Pinning and Facets for query-time behavior.