improve device page meta and header depths

Aytackydln · Aytackydln · commit 6e0383546623 · 2025-08-28T22:07:43.000+02:00
diff --git a/content/devices/alienware.md b/content/devices/alienware.md
@@ -1,6 +1,8 @@
 ---
 searchTitle: "Using Alienware Devices with Aurora"
 title: Alienware
+description:
+  Using Aurora with Alienware devices using LightFX or alienfx-tools.
 authors:
   - Aytackydln
 ---
@@ -9,7 +11,7 @@ You can use Aurora profiles and brand specific integrations (like Chroma and Lig
 
 {{% alert "Currently only Alienware laptop keyboards are supported. We need developers with access to hardware to add support to more devices" "warn" %}}
 
-# Required Software
+## Required Software
 
 One of:
 * LightFX (official software)
diff --git a/content/devices/alldevices.md b/content/devices/alldevices.md
@@ -1,11 +1,14 @@
 ---
 title: "All Supported Devices"
+searchTitle: "Aurora-RGB Supported Devices and Documentation"
+description:
+    All devices that can be used with Aurora, including Asus, Corsair, Logitech, Razer, Steelseries, Wooting and more. With links to their documentation.
 weight: 1
 authors:
   - Aytackydln
 ---
 
-# You can use Aurora with these Brands:
+## You can use Aurora with these Brands:
 - [Asus]({{% ref "devices/asus" %}})
 - AtmoOrb
 - Bloody
@@ -27,4 +30,4 @@ authors:
 - Yeelight
 - And [by OpenRGB]({{% ref "devices/openrgb" %}}) with "Direct Mode" support
 
-See [Wiki](https://github.com/Aurora-RGB/Aurora/wiki/Supported-Devices) for details, as some models can be incompatible.
+See [Wiki Page](https://github.com/Aurora-RGB/Aurora/wiki/Supported-Devices) for details, as some models can be incompatible.
diff --git a/content/devices/asus.md b/content/devices/asus.md
@@ -1,14 +1,16 @@
 ---
 searchTitle: "How to Use Aurora with Asus Devices"
 title: Asus
+description:
+  Using Aurora with Asus devices using Asus Aura Sync, Armory Crate or OpenRGB.
 authors:
   - Popat0
   - Aytackydln
 ---
 
 You can use Aurora profiles and brand specific integrations (like Chroma and Lightsync) with Corsair devices using Aurora.
 
-# Required Software
+## Required Software
 One of:
 
 * Asus Aura Sync 1.01.79_V2.1 or later - [Download from Asus](https://www.asus.com/campaign/aura/us/download.html)
@@ -19,22 +21,22 @@ One of:
 
 {{% alert "Using OpenRGB instead of Asus software is highly recommended." "info" %}}
 
-# Needed configuration
+## Needed configuration
 
 After installing official software, make sure "LightingService" runs in the background.
 
 If you aren't using official software, make sure "LightingService" **is disabled**
 
 see [Disabling Windows Services]({{% ref "diagnostics/disabling-windows-services" %}})
 
-# Known issues
+## Known issues
 
 Items controlled by both Aura and another supported app can create conflicts.
 A common example would be Corsair RAM in the system with Asus Aura and iCue both trying to control it at the same time.
 The fix for that is rather simple :
 Open up the Aura app and disable sync for that peripheral/component by clicking the unlink button under its icon, at the top.
 
-# Supported Devices
+## Supported Devices
 
 Most Asus devices supported by Asus Aura.
 Most components plugged in directly to an Aura enabled motherboard (Notable exceptions include the Corsair Vengeance PRO ram, which needs to be controlled via iCue instead)
diff --git a/content/devices/corsair.md b/content/devices/corsair.md
@@ -1,28 +1,30 @@
 ---
 searchTitle: "How to Use Aurora with Corsair Devices"
 title: Corsair
+description:
+  Using Aurora with Corsair devices using Corsair iCUE or OpenRGB.
 authors:
   - diogotr7
   - Aytackydln
 ---
 
 You can use Aurora profiles and brand specific integrations (like Chroma and Lightsync) with Corsair devices using Aurora.
 
-# Required Software
+## Required Software
 
 One of:
 * Corsair iCUE
 * [OpenRGB]({{% ref "devices/openrgb" %}})
 
-# Needed configuration
+## Needed configuration
 
-## Through iCue
+### Through iCue
 The SDK should come enabled by default when you install iCUE, but in case it doesn't connect, make sure it is enabled.
 
 ![Turning on the SDK in Corsair iCUE](img/docs/icue-enable-sdk.png)
 
 > iCue needs to be running
 
-# Supported Devices
+## Supported Devices
 
 All devices that are supported with iCUE is supported.
diff --git a/content/devices/dualsense.md b/content/devices/dualsense.md
@@ -1,21 +1,23 @@
 ---
 searchTitle: "Using DualShock4 & DualSense Controllers with Aurora"
 title: DualShock4 & DualSense
+description:
+    Using Aurora with DualShock4 & DualSense controllers using OpenRGB.
 authors:
   - Aytackydln
 ---
 
 You can use Aurora to change your controller's color depending on games and other variables.
 
-# Required Software
+## Required Software
 
 * OpenRGB (for DualSense)
 
-# Needed configuration
+## Needed configuration
 
 DualShock 4 or DualSense should be enabled in OpenRGB. Remapping controller led to correct led may be needed.
 
-# Known issues
+## Known issues
 
 PlayStation specific features like Vibration, Haptic and Adaptive Triggers won't work while your color is being updated.
 Color updating is recommended to be disabled with supported games by setting a static color to it from Aurora.
diff --git a/content/devices/logitech.md b/content/devices/logitech.md
@@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
 ---
 searchTitle: "How to Use Aurora with Logitech Devices"
 title: Logitech
+description:
+  Using Aurora with Logitech devices using Logitech Gaming Software, G HUB or OpenRGB.
+  Usage tips.
+  List of supported Devices.
 authors:
   - diogotr7
   - Mikowmer
@@ -75,3 +79,7 @@ All mice are supposed to work, these are confirmed mice:
 ### Mousepads
 
 {{% alert "Most other Logitech LIGHTSYNC devices should work fine, even if they don't have a layout available in Aurora. Simply choose a keyboard with the same layout!" "info" %}}
+
+### Adding Support for New Devices
+If the device you want it to be supporte is not G502X, please open an issue on [RGB.NET GitHub](https://github.com/DarthAffe/RGB.NET/issues).
+
diff --git a/content/devices/openrgb.md b/content/devices/openrgb.md
@@ -1,23 +1,25 @@
 ---
 searchTitle: "How to Use Aurora with OpenRGB"
 title: OpenRGB
+description:
+    Using Aurora with OpenRGB supported devices.
 authors:
   - Aytackydln
 ---
 
 You can use Aurora with OpenRGB for ultimate lighting control, integration, performance and compatibility.
 
-# Required Software
+## Required Software
 
 [OpenRGB](https://openrgb.org/)
 
-# Needed configuration
+## Needed configuration
 
 1. Enable SDK Server from OpenRGB
 ![OpenRGB Setup screenshot](img/docs/openrgb-setup.png)
 You can also make OpenRGB start at boot and enable SDK Server automatically from it's settings.
 2. Make sure **OpenRGB (RGB.NET)** is enabled in Aurora's **Device Manager**
 
-## "Device is Detected in OpenRGB but not listed in Aurora"
+### "Device is Detected in OpenRGB but not listed in Aurora"
 For Aurora to use RGB devices safely, devices must support "Direct Mode"
 Check [Wiki](https://github.com/Aurora-RGB/Aurora/wiki) for more details
diff --git a/content/devices/razer.md b/content/devices/razer.md
@@ -1,43 +1,50 @@
 ---
 searchTitle: "How to Use Aurora with Razer Devices"
 title: Razer
+description:
+  Using Aurora with Razer devices using Synapse, just Chroma SDK or OpenRGB.
+  Razer background service disabling tips included.
 authors:
   - Aytackydln
 ---
 
 You can have brand specific integrations (like LightFX and Lightsync) with Razer devices using Aurora.
 
-# Required Software
+## Required Software
 
 One of:
 * Synapse
 * OpenRGB
 
-# Tips
+## Tips
 
 - After installing Synapse, you can disable all Razer services and only leave "**Razer Chroma SDK Service**" running to reduce background usage.
   - see [Disabling Windows Services]({{% ref "diagnostics/disabling-windows-services" %}})
 - Using Chroma SDK Service and a Chroma integrated game make Razer devices flicker.
 In this case using OpenRGB and "**Disabling Device Control**" in "**Devices & Wrappers**" menu of Aurora is recommended
 
 
-# Needed configuration
+## Needed configuration
 
-## Through Razer Software
+### Through Razer Software
 
 1. Install Synapse from Razer or Chroma SDK from Aurora
 2. Make sure **Razer (RGB.NET)** is enabled in Aurora's **Device Manager**
 3. Make sure you didn't enable "Disable Device Control" in "**Devices & Wrappers**" settings. 
 If you did, click "..." button in **Chroma Wrapper** section and reenable device control.
 4. Make sure "Razer Chroma SDK Service" in running
 
-## Through OpenRGB
+### Through OpenRGB
 
 1. Check [OpenRGB page]({{% ref "devices/openrgb" %}}) for regular instructions.
 2. If you are still using Synapse:
    1. Click/check "Disable Device Control" in "Devices & Wrappers" Chroma section
 3. If you are not using Synapse, you can either uninstall it or make sure all Razer services are disabled
 
-# Supported Devices
+## Supported Devices
 
 All devices except really recent devices should work. For really recent devices, small update to the SDK library is needed.
+
+### Adding Support for New Devices
+If your Razer device is **not yet** supported, create an issue in [RGB.NET GitHub](https://github.com/DarthAffe/RGB.NET/issues)
+
diff --git a/content/devices/steelseries.md b/content/devices/steelseries.md
@@ -1,19 +1,21 @@
 ---
 searchTitle: "How to Use Aurora with Razer Devices"
 title: SteelSeries
+description:
+  Using Aurora with SteelSeries Devices
 authors:
   - th3an7
 ---
 
 You can use Aurora profiles and brand specific integrations (like Chroma and Lightsync) with Steelseries devices using Aurora.
 
-# Required Software
+## Required Software
 
 One of:
 * SteelSeries Engine 3
 * OpenRGB
 
-# Needed configuration
+## Needed configuration
 
 The SDK should be enabled by default, but in case it's not, make sure the 'Project Aurora' custom application is enabled.
 
@@ -23,10 +25,10 @@ If you still cannot control your keyboard or mouse illumination, check if Color
 
 ![Color Special Event in Aurora applet](img/docs/sse-special-event.png)
 
-# Known Issues
+## Known Issues
 
 Devices with number of zones other than 1, 2 or 12 are not fully supported (ex. Rival 600) - they may still work but not all zones can be controlled.
 
-# Supported Devices
+## Supported Devices
 
 Most devices supported by SteelSeries Engine. Notable exceptions are zone based keyboards like Apex M350 or Apex 3.
diff --git a/content/devices/wooting.md b/content/devices/wooting.md
@@ -1,24 +1,26 @@
 ---
 searchTitle: "How to Use Aurora with Wooting Devices"
 title: Wooting
+description:
+  Using Aurora with Wooting Devices without any additional software
 authors:
   - diogotr7
 ---
 
-# Required Software
+## Required Software
 
 None. Aurora will connect directly to your keyboard
 
-# Needed configuration
+## Needed configuration
 
 None. Connection should be automatic. If Aurora fails to connect at first, replug the keyboard and start Aurora again.
 
-# Known issues
+## Known issues
 
 Aurora overrides any lighting profiles on the keyboard. Due to this, it becomes impossible to tell which profile (digital, analog 1-3) is active at any time.
 There is currently no fix / workaround for this, but this data might be a game state variable in the future.
 
 Sometimes having Aurora and Wootility open at the same time can cause the keyboard to stop sending inputs. Replug the keyboard to fix this.
 
-# Supported Devices
+## Supported Devices
 All keyboards should work fine as long as they have per-key RGB.
