How do you create metatags for pages, not for nodes. The default option gives us access to node-level tagging, but our pages consist of multiple nodes, so this doesn't seem very helpful.
It appears that by using the Meta tags:Context submodule, we can enter each path manually. We've given this a try, but so far nothing is printing on the page. Not to mention that this is an extremely tedious and cumbersome method - our site isn't that large, but still quite a bit of effort to manage this wholly separate workflow. Wouldn't it be better if the tags were contain on the page edit view?
Website is here: http://noveoninternational.com
Anyone have advice for how to tackle this? I read another thread that suggested that Meta Tags Quick had a mechanism that works by pages.
Thank you.
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Comment #1
damienmckennaSo your actual pages are built up of multiple nodes, rather than the usual thing of one node = one page? What is the master object that manages each individual page - a master node, a Panels page, Context, etc?
Comment #2
john.kenney commentedThank you for your timely follow up.
Answer is Panels, I believe. I didn't build the website, so my knowledge is somewhat limited, but if I go to edit the page using a context menu, it says 'edit panel'. Each page is uniquely constructed using some combination of nodes that I manually selected and positioned.
Here is link to a edit view of that I typically work in. https://www.diigo.com/item/image/q6hl/ry5u. Perhaps you will recognize and can confirm. I can also contact developer to get definite answer if necessary.
Thanks for your help.
Comment #3
john.kenney commentedAh, is this what I need? http://drupal.org/project/metatag_panels
The description and, especially, the screenshot look like just what I'm looking for.
But it looks like barely anyone is using it. What do you think?
Comment #4
damienmckennaYes, that is the Panels interface you're using. Just to mention it, your site has a strange architecture :)
And yes, you will ultimately want Metatag Panels, though I'm aiming to merge it into the main module soon.
Comment #5
damienmckennaUltimately you need whatever we work out for on #1498740: Panels integration - meta tags available on variant settings pages. Marking this as a duplicate, lets continue the discussion over there.
Comment #6
john.kenney commentedokay. very good. thank you.
when you say the site has a 'strange architecture', what do you mean? what is strange about it?
Comment #7
damienmckennaIt's not common to stack multiple nodes together like that, especially when each node has its own normal display. It's not that it's bad, just a little strange ;-) I've worked on other strange structures too by necessity of the project's (slightly crazy) requirements, I just try to push people away from the crazy. Anyway, this is a little OT for this issue, the most important thing is that if it's working then don't sweat it :)
Comment #8
john.kenney commentedHmm, interesting feedback. I found it a little strange too when the developer suggested, but I thought it was how things were done in D7 (my first time doing site using that). In any event, once I got used to it it seems to work quite well for our situation. So, yes, it works. Thx.