Op donderdag 7 september 2006 17:51, schreef Walt Daniels:
One of my concerns for title is what gets put in the <title>my title</title> html on a page as that heavily influences how search engines index the page. People who care about their search engine ranking need control over what gets put there.
Wich is what I wrote at:
[mailto:development-bounces@drupal.org] On Behalf Of Bèr Kessels 3 A subject: To show a boldfaced/strong "title" above an article.
SEO is just one of the many reasons why one may not want to have the title hardwired into Drupal. Usability is another one, flexibility is the (IMO) most important one. As long a node === title+teaser+body (story) it is fine to have it harcoded. But the moment one uses nodes for other things, images, events, profiles, business-listings, PHP pages, organic-groups, dashboards, 404 placeholders, etceteras etceterars, titles need to be optional, flexible, and cut loose from the data-structure. Example: an organic group does not have a title, it has a "name". a directory-entry does not have a "title", it has a "company-name", and more of such things. the deeper you dig, the more examples you find where not only the name of the entity (title) is wrong, but where maybe the title has no input (form equivalent) and is generated from metadata (wordpress alike: use the entry date as title), or where the title is generated from a pattern (%type: entry #%number, by %uname). etc. Bèr