By zogyboy on

hi there i have set up nodewords so that i can add meta tags keywords and meta description to my drupal site. i have install the moudle in my admin area and event the forms to enter the meta tags and meta description but when i look at in the the header off my source code i dont see the meta tags showing

anyone got any ideas why they are not showing

thank you for your help do i need to add somting to my template for them to show

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zogyboy’s picture

zogyboy commented

anyone

or is there enough way to add unique meta tags to every post on my drupal website ?

sunward’s picture

sunward commented

Had the same problem. Did you enable the display of meta tags? Admin - content management - meta tags?

zogyboy’s picture

zogyboy commented

this was an promissions problem i set it and it worked fine

aaronnewton’s picture

aaronnewton commented

Just FYI, the appropriate settings are located at /admin/content/nodewords/settings

You will need to adjust the field display and display values.

Also (depending on your theme engine?) make sure you include <?php print $head; ?> in your template

Preston McMurry’s picture

Preston McMurry commented

nodewords 6.x-1.13

The above does cause the node's meta description to appear in the generated HTML. Unfortunately, it appends the node's meta description to the site's meta description, rather than replacing it. Like so:

Unless there is some setting I am missing in nodewords which allows switching from "append" to "replace". I don't see any nodewords menu item in "Site building" or "Site configuration", so it appears the only place to configure the module is via "Content management" -> "Meta tags" ( admin/content/nodewords ), and I see nothing there which would turn off the default meta tags if the node meta tag has a value.

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That is, nodewords meta does not override meta data set in admin/build/domain/conf/{domainID} . (We are running multiple sites from the same admin.)

Preston McMurry’s picture

Preston McMurry commented

Blanking out the site wide description causes the node description to appear. That is backwards. The nodewords description should have precedence ...

See also http://drupal.org/node/1600854/