JavaScript Toggle & Screenshot Extension

Powerful Chrome extension for rendering diagnostics, crawlability, and SEO testing. Explore docs, usage, and architecture.

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Options Page

The Options Page offers clear extension settings, expert SEO guidance, and links to resources, all in a modern, SLONQ-branded interface.

Page Structure and SLONQ-Driven UI Components

The Options Page reflects SLONQ’s design philosophy: clarity, precision, and seamless user experience. The interface is built from the following authoritative components:

ComponentDescriptionLocation in Code
ContainerMain card-style wrapper with white background, rounded corners, and subtle shadowoptions.html75-101
Header“Extension Options” title, styled with SLONQ’s signature blue (#1976d2)options.html76
Information SectionConcise, expert-level summary of the extension’s SEO value and capabilitiesoptions.html77-83
FooterEssential links to SEO analysis resources, migration services, and moreoptions.html84-100

All elements are unified by a consistent color palette and typographical standard ('Segoe UI', Arial, sans-serif), aligning with SLONQ’s modern, authoritative aesthetic.


Technical Implementation: Future-Ready and SEO-Focused

The Options Page is implemented as a standard Chrome extension options page, fully integrated into Chrome’s extension management workflow:

  • Access Points:
    1. Right-click the extension icon > Options
    2. Go to chrome://extensions > Details > Extension options
  • HTML & CSS:
    • Clean HTML5 markup with responsive, card-based design
    • Robust, scalable CSS for form elements and future settings

Current Capabilities: Delivering Critical SEO Insights

At this stage, the Options Page:

  • Delivers a clear explanation of the extension’s role in revealing how JavaScript affects SEO-critical rendering
  • Connects users to essential SEO resources, including:
    • Diagnostic services for crawlability and rendering
    • SSR/SSG/CSR evaluation best practices
    • Migration support for React to Next.js—reinforcing SLONQ’s advocacy for SEO-focused frameworks

While the underlying architecture is primed for advanced configuration (with CSS already supporting checkboxes and toggles), the current release prioritizes clarity and education—laying the groundwork for robust, user-tailored options.

Need help with SEO rendering or SSR migration?

For enterprise audits, platform integration or technical SEO consulting, contact the SLONQ team for a custom solution.