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 If you are asked to enter some code before the closing </body> tag, you can use **Custom Tail Code** section.
-Click [[faq:miscellaneous:meta_data|here]] to learn more about the meta data.
+Click [[faq:site_configuration:meta_data|here]] to learn more about the meta data.
 To upload a favicon ((a small icon shown in the browser next to your sitename)), click the Browse button, upload the file from your device and click **Save**
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+=== SEO ===
+This area allows to manage all SEO settings.
+== SEO Page ==
+The SEO page allows you to manage the meta information for the base, users and photo pages.
+**Title** - enter the title of the page or leave the default title.
+**Meta description** - enter the page meta description.
+**Meta keywords** - enter the page meta keywords.
+**Allow for indexing** - check this box if the page should be indexed.
+{{:overview:admin_area_manual:seo_1.png?500|}}
+== Sitemap ==
+Sitemap is is a list of pages of a web site accessible to crawlers or users.
+By default the Oxwall software package includes the sitemap.xml and robots.txt files.
+You will be able to access these files on your server in the public_html/directory or other directory the software is installed in.
+To get the sitemap working add the following code to the end of the robots.txt file:
+<code>Sitemap:http://[your_site_URL]/sitemap.xml</code>
+|**Note:** Replace [your_site_URL] with your site name.|
+The robots.txt file content for the Oxwall demo site looks like this:
+<code>
+#
+# This file contains rules to prevent the crawling and indexing of certain parts
+# of your web site by spiders of a major search engines likes Google and Yahoo.
+# By managing these rules you can allow or disallow access to specific folders
+# and files for such spyders.
+# The good way to hide private data or save a lot of bandwidth.
+#
+#
+# For more information about the robots.txt standard, see:
+# http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/robots.html
+#
+# For syntax checking, see:
+# http://www.sxw.org.uk/computing/robots/check.html
+User-agent: *
+Disallow:/ow_version.xml
+Disallow:/INSTALL.txt
+Disallow:/LICENSE.txt
+Disallow:/README.txt
+Disallow:/UPDATE.txt
+Disallow:/CHANGELOG.txt
+Disallow:/admin/
+Sitemap: https://demo.oxwall.com/sitemap.xml
+</code>
+The Sitemap settings section allows you to manage the sitemap settings.
+**Schedule updates** - set the interval the sitemap should be updated within.
+The recommendable value is weekly; this is the average frequency the pages' content is changed in.
+**Page types** -choose the pages that should be included in the sitemap.
+Base Pages like Join, Sign in custom pages like Terms of use etc., Users or Photos pages.
+{{:overview:admin_area_manual:seo_2.png?500|}}
+Since the sitemap generation process depends on [[install:cron|Cron Jobs]], make sure it is working on your server.
+If the site is populated and consists of many pages, the sitemap generation may take up to several days.
+== Social Meta ==
+The system grabs all content from the SEO Page Settings and adds it to the Open Graph Tags.
+All you need is upload your site logo or image that should show when users share link to your site in the social media. It should be a .jpg image 1000px width.
+{{:overview:admin_area_manual:seo_3.png?500|}}

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