Integration with Metatag

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Thank you for the explanation.

I have installed context and context submodule and am trying to set it up properly. However, it seems a bit tricky.

1. If you just use the path, it works perfectly (e. g. blogs*)

2. The first condition is not enough, because it displays these meta tags for nodes in that vocabulary too. The workaround can be to add another context that checks if it is a node of a certain type and then you overwrite the first context, but that slows the loading down and is additional context to maintain.

3. I would rather just check if it is the term page of a certain vocabulary and then assign it the necessary meta tags. Unfortunately, when I choose "Taxonomy term" condition and choose e. g. "Blog" as the vocabulary that I want to affect, nothing happens.

Choosing the view as the context doesn't help either.

You're right.

I ended up avoiding Taxonomy Display and using Views. If someone will want to do it too:

1. Add content view
2. Add "Content: Has taxonomy term ID (with depth)" contextual filter
3. Add the desired number of BLOCKS
4. In the contextual filter settings first set "Provide default value" to Taxonomy term ID from URL. Enable Taxonomy Term validator and choose the vocabulary for each view block that you will create
5. Add necessary fields
6. Now you have different blocks enabled for different vocabularies. However, there is still the default taxonomy term display activated. You will get rid of it by enabling Taxonomy Term view (it's a default view, you just need to enable it). That view overrides taxonomy/term/% path. If you display taxonomy term content in a block, you will probably want this view to be empty. Just add Global: Custom text field and leave it empty.

Maybe this isn't the cleanest and best way, but meta tags are now displayed normally and you use one module less, which can be good for performance and ease the maintenance.

Damien, thank you for your dedication to this module and the whole Drupal project!