Super Properties let you manage and customize your Super site directly from Notion, including SEO, links, and page behavior.
Super Properties are a collection of features that allow you to manage and customize key aspects of your Super site directly from Notion. They allow you to manage behavior, navigation, and SEO metadata without touching any code, making them especially powerful for content-driven sites.
Super Database Properties
Super database properties allow you to use custom Notion properties to control the behavior and metadata of individual database items on your Super site. This is especially useful if you want to manage SEO settings, such as page titles, descriptions, and social preview images, directly from Notion.
By using these properties correctly, each database item can function like a fully optimized webpage.
How to Use Super Database Properties in Notion
To start using Super database properties, follow these steps:
- Create a new property Add a new property to your Notion database.
- Select the correct property type Each Super property requires a specific Notion property type (e.g., Text, URL, Checkbox).
- Name the property exactly Property names must match Super’s required naming format. Even small typos can prevent them from working.
- Ensure visibility The property must be visible in the database view. Hidden properties will not be recognized by Super.
Property Name | Property Type | Function |
super:link | URL | Turns database items into clickable links |
super:slug | Text | Defines the page path (e.g. how-to-create-a-website-with-super) |
meta:title | Text | Sets the page title used for SEO |
meta:description | Text | Sets the meta description for search engines |
meta:image | File | Defines the social media preview image |
meta:author | Person | Specifies the page author |
meta:canonical | URL | Indicates the preferred version of a page for SEO |
super:noclick | Checkbox | Prevents any action when the database item is clicked |
super:function | Text | Executes a vanilla JavaScript function when clicked (e.g. () => console.log('Item clicked')) |
It’s essential to make sure these properties are visible in the database view for them to work correctly.
To do this, click the three dots in the top-right corner of the database, select Properties, and make sure the relevant properties are enabled.
These properties will remain hidden on your Super site, but must be visible in Notion for Super to recognize and apply them correctly.
