Hi again and thanks for your effort to answer my questions.
I know what a Canonical tag is and does.
I don't know how the Canonicals of the iSEO can be assigned to certain pages of the website.
iSEO will add a Canonical even if I don't create one in the component. The canonical added from iSEO seems to be always the base href link -> the current URL that I am visiting on the browser.
If I have a duplicate pages for the home page - then I need to specify a Canonical for the homepage, so every duplicate page will have the 1 canonical for the real homepage URL.
How to do this with iSEO?
I created a canonical for my homepage in iSEO component.
It is just a URL string.
What iSEO does with this? How does it know for which real page that Canonical is created?
In my real homepage, the Canonical is added, which is the current URL of the page. But that Canonical is added anyway, even without my custom added Canonical in iSEO component.
If I visit a duplicate of my homepage, iSEO will not use my specified canonical, but it will add again the Current URL as canonical.
I would expect that for each article, or menu item, I could assign a Canonical, so when that article id or menu item is loaded in the front-end view, iSEO would add that canonical.
The question the Canonicals section of iSEO can be used, in order to create correct canonicals for each page.
The Canonicals section is missing from the documentation of the extension, so this is unclear.