readme: Sourcing SEO data from existing page content & general overhaul #58
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Was looking for a way to use existing page content for my SEO snippets instead of having to copy-paste excerpts from the content to the SEO tab and found that using extended page models is a very nice way to do so.
I suggest adding this technique to the docs as I think it's a valuable and common enough usecase to officially support – wrote the chapter Sourcing SEO data from existing page content to document how it works.
While working on this I got a little carried away and gave the entire README a facelift (and also fixed some inaccuracies, e.g. wrongly-documented defaults) :)
You can see the rendered version here, let me know what you think!
Edit: just found issue #14, guess this would fix it in a docs-only way? 😅
fix #14
fix #60