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Thread: PHP help with different title and meta tags for each page
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Thelma
Advanced Member Texas, USA Joined: Dec 8, 2003 Post Count: 3020 Status: Offline |
I don't understand what the point of an include is, that is different for every page - why not just write it into every page? Usually, includes are used for stuff that is the same on several pages -navigation, footer, header, - that way ONE file with the navigation is inserted in several pages, and any changes only need to be made in ONE file. You will have one include for each page - what's the benefit of that? You also have several errors in your code - the stylesheet link belongs in your head section, not the body, you're using (correctly) HTML doctype (ideally, so, use strict) but, incorrectly, xhtml closing tags ( <br / >, deprecated tags (<font> <center>) and <p>tags are paragraph tags and meant to surround each paragraph - no <br>tags needed inside. And you have several lists that aren't written as lists, but with the <br> tags. ---------------------------------------- ... |
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lm
Advanced Member Joined: Oct 27, 2004 Post Count: 2550 Status: Offline |
If the page in a "static" meaning doesnt exist and the pages have different content, loaded from db, and if somebody still want to SEO - optimize them to have different titles or authors, then it could be ( or better be) done - assign to each page own meta tags. ---------------------------------------- My blog ---------------------------------------- [Edit 1 times, last edit by lm at Oct 17, 2007 7:18:47 AM] |
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theavis
Stranger Joined: Oct 16, 2007 Post Count: 4 Status: Offline |
Thanks for the input from everyone. I appreciate all the help. I am going to work through the code to clean it up and then I will get back with any questions or my solution. |
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krillz
Newbie Joined: Aug 16, 2007 Post Count: 42 Status: Offline |
well you have to options, the one used during the dark ages and the one used now. The first one is basically going back to the stone age, hard coding it which kind of sucks. The second one would be making the tile become dynamic, adapting after it's content like: The title of the post/article/page | SiteName Of course the | symbol can be changed to whatever you like. I guess you get the content from a database, now I do not know exactly how you store it or what you store to be displayed. But if you have a table for storing the post/article/page, then simply have the title for it be displayed also in the title. Or you could adopt a new table with costum titles to be displayed, link it with the table holding the post and display. <title><?php echo $row['title'].' '; ?> | SiteName </title> or if you do the costum thing you could create your own little function that you call inside the title tag. <title><?php myCostumTitle($row['post_id']) ?> | SiteName </title> of course in my example I stored the query results in an array called $row, so you need modification. But you should get the picture now. |
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