From: jason <ja...@gr...> - 2001-07-07 14:38:36
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I haven't look at the system in detail to get a full analysis of this problem, but by just reading this scenerio I can see where we may need to have the entire <HEAD> stanza as a template in itself. There will be cases where we have multiple MASTER templates using this same HEAD template. (one site that has different table/layout designs). In theory this doesn't seem like a big deal to implement for such a worthwhile feature to have. jason Peter Bowyer wrote: > At 07:33 AM 7/7/01 -0400, you wrote: > >With the present platform, the source of the <title> is, of > >course, the template used out of the $bc_page['templates'] > >selection. The result of this machinery is that the > >reusability of the template is diminished, and you _must_ > >have a unique template for each page if you wish the title to be > >different, even though such a template may be simple and > >is able to be generalized and used over and over for a > >large percentage of, or all, pages. > > What about the meta description and keywords? I like to change these > slightly for each page on the web site - it helps with search engine > ranking. A method of specifying default keywords, and then custom ones to > append/replace the default with would be a good idea. |