NiMARE | Coordinate- and image-based meta-analysis in Python | Search Engine Optimization library

I'm following the documentation for seo of https://nuxtjs.org/docs/features/meta-tags-seo/ in a netifly hosted nuxt project wwww.estudiosclaw.com

the problem when i run the lighthouse checker in chrome it says the meta description is empty ( apeears in the head of the html ).

when i retieve a especific post directly all checks are red.

in google search typing "estudios claw" only appears the navbar titles.

I have set all my meta description individually depending the page.

example:

I have a website composed as follows:

Let's say I've got two webpages page1 and page2. Now, I would like to have an animation (using css transition) to transform page1 into page2 or page2 into page1 if the user navigates from page1 to page2 or from page2 to page1 respectively. Moreover, I would like that search engines can find both pages.

1. Use actually only one page page.html with hashes: page.html#page1 and page.html#page2. For example by listening for a hashchange event the transition can be done easily.

2. Use parameters: page.html?content=page1 and page.html?content=page2. A complete reload of the page can be avoided by the preventDefault method or history.pushState.

As far as I know, in the first solution, search engines are not going to show my pages as separate links. Also, both solutions have the following major problem: What happens if someone writes simply page.html into the browser's address field or – even worse – page.html appears as a link in search results? I really would like that page.html doesn't exist at all, but that seems impossible given the above solutions.

So, the best solution I could think of so far, is having actually two pages page1.html and page2.html that have both exactly the same content (that is, the content of both pages combined). E.g. in page1.html the content of page2 would have property display: none. Now, when a user navigates from page1 to page2, I use history.pushState to set the new URL. While I believe this should in principle work, I'm concerned about having two identical pages or hiding large amounts of a page using display: none as both is supposed to be bad for SEO.

Any answer that addresses at least part of my problem is very welcome! Maybe there is a way to at least prevent search engines from finding page.html in my second solution? Or maybe there is a solution I'm completely unaware of?

I am a web developer who also works in SEO. I want to 301 redirect one page to another page. Is this 301 redirect for Google beyond what I write below for you?

In JavaScript:

Could you tell me please, what is the best way to add/update SEO metakeywords programmatically?

i looked it up and found on this article how to update meta title and meta desc : https://ehikioya.com/how-to-update-yoast-seo-fields-programmatically/

when i tried to update the meta key words with the same code it wont work.

I have a requirement to rewrite all URLs to lowercase.

E.g. test.com/CHILD to test.com/child

Frontend application is developed on docker on azure kubernetes services. Ingress is controlled on nginx ingress controller.

I am creating a mern stack application and ı have problems as shown in the pictures

Here is what shows when ı press ctrl + U in chrome

Here is what shows in dev tools

My app is still in development mode and is this affects seo ? and how can ı render in source code what shows in dev tools ? Thanks

In my [id].tsx page I have the following meta tag structure

I am trying to convert string to seo friendly url. For this I have written below code and set the table column collation type to utf8_general_ci It is working for English but not working for Bengali Language. Just outputting single hypen(-) for bengali string