Search engine optimization (SEO)

NOTICE:
This project has been released as a submodule of the Meta Tags module

The purpose of this module is to closely integrate Context and Meta Tags modules. The module lavareges both modules making it possible to set metatags on any drupal path. It also provides:

- an interface that integrates with the Metatag module
- a support for tokens.

This module is based on the Context Metadata module and aims at solving the following issues:

#1187710: Integrate with Context
#1160340: Rewrite as a submodule of Metatags (D7 branch)

Ideally this project will become a submodule of the Meta Tags module once it is ready for full release. Alternatively, it could be merged with the Context Metadata module.

Notes

* the interface is available at admin/config/search/metatags/path_config
* the newest Meta Tags dev realease should be used with this module

Credits

Thanks to Dakku for the Context Metadata module that first implemented the idea of using context for setting meta tags.

Makes sure that the [node:summary] token (as used in metatag module as the default description actually works in D7.

Update: April 2013, a fix is in metatag beta6, so this module is unnecessary now

If you've been using it, I recommend upgrading metatag and removing this altogether.
#1295524: [node:summary] does not work in default content meta tag when summary left empty
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This is an interim fix for a core+metatag issue, and is intended to have a short lifetime. It's provided as a stand-alone module so that it can be applied to critical live sites without core hacks or -dev branches.
ONLY use this module if you are using metatag and want the "description" to use your nodes body teaser text (which is the expected default) and you've found that it's not working.

This is a work-around mini-module that addresses the long-standing problem identified in Sept 2011 as "[node:summary] does not work in default content meta tag when summary left empty" and eventually branched as a core patch in "The [node:summary] token does not output anything for body fields without a manual summary" - which got bumped to Drupal 8 (no backport yet) and at October 10, 2012, is still not in.

This module enables you to easily configure Google Tag Manager for your website.

The purpose of this module is to provide the admin with option to add meta tag description for the websites that has multi-domain structure, this module requires

While Nodewords (D6) and Metatags (D7) work well for adding things like Abstract, Description, Keywords, Robots, Copyright and even OpenGraph meta tags to your content, we continually found ourselv

Please note: In its current release this module is not suitable for inexperienced users as it requires configuration via a PHP file. If sufficient interest in this module is evident, I will add a configuration UI. (Contributions welcome).

In a nutshell

This module helps with some path management and SEO issues. It provides an alternative method of automatically generating a short URL such as mysite.com/abc to route your visitor to content (nodes, comments, users profiles, taxonomy terms). Additionally, a longer "friendly" URL such as mysite.com/abc/seo-friendly-url can be used, which can be changed at any time without 404 issues, as long as it begins with the short URL. The short URL can be redirected to the long URL for SEO purposes.

In other words, urls become:

www.yoursite.com/SHORT-CODE/any-additional-info-for-seo-and-user-friendliness-this-can-be-changed-at-any-time

Features:

• Short urls and SEO/user-friendly ulrs
• Greatly simplified management of path aliases (nothing to do!)
• Integration with PathAuto
• Multi-language support

What is it for?