Runtime and SEO

Frequently asked technical questions

How JM Builder behaves on the public front end, what it prints for metadata, and what remains when the plugin is inactive.

Front-end dependence

Blocks are native Gutenberg blocks, so the layout renders from stored block markup without JM Builder shortcodes or custom containers.

The one addition is an inline footer script that toggles the scrolled class on the html element.

Metadata output

When no other plugin has printed them, the plugin adds the document title and a meta description taken from the excerpt.

Post-based social sharing tags are added under the same condition.

After deactivation

Deactivation keeps full layout rendering, because no proprietary shortcodes or custom container tags are stored.

The intended reader is someone who wants Gutenberg performance with an Elementor-style interface.

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