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Tabish
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Hello,
Can anyone tell mw how to add page title in tag in media gallery??
Regards
Tabish
Can anyone tell mw how to add page title in tag in media gallery??
Regards
Tabish
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Tabish
Anonymous
Quote by mevans: Tabish,
I don't understand exactly what you are asking. Can you give me a little more detail, or better yet, an example of what you want to accomplish?
Thanks!
Mark
I don't understand exactly what you are asking. Can you give me a little more detail, or better yet, an example of what you want to accomplish?
Thanks!
Mark
Thank you for your responce..
Like... When i go to media gallery by clicking on the top menu item, and then, wehn i see the page title, the title which is under title here tag, in html, I see the same title on all the media gallery pages and albums.
It is not good for SEO perpose, atleast there should be album name in and meta tags.
Let me know if everybody has same issue like this?
Regards
Tabish
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mevans
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Registered: 02/08/04
Posts: 393
Location:Texas
Tabish,
Out of the box, Media Gallery doesn't change the browser title, but it is pretty simple to add.
For example, to display the album title as the browser title in the album view, edit the album_page_header.thtml file (located in plugins/mediagallery/templates/ directory).
Add the following at the top of the file:
<script>
document.title="{album_title}";
</script>
Then to add the album_title::media_title as the title in the media view screen, edit view_image.thtml (same templates directory) and add the following after the existing javascript in that template:
<script>
document.title="{album_title}::{media_title}";
</script>
That should do it. Obviously you can tweak this a bit, if you don't like the double colon seperator like "Album Title Here::Media Title Here", just edit to meet your needs.
Let me know if this answers your question.
Thanks!
Mark
Out of the box, Media Gallery doesn't change the browser title, but it is pretty simple to add.
For example, to display the album title as the browser title in the album view, edit the album_page_header.thtml file (located in plugins/mediagallery/templates/ directory).
Add the following at the top of the file:
Text Formatted Code
<script>
document.title="{album_title}";
</script>
Then to add the album_title::media_title as the title in the media view screen, edit view_image.thtml (same templates directory) and add the following after the existing javascript in that template:
Text Formatted Code
<script>
document.title="{album_title}::{media_title}";
</script>
That should do it. Obviously you can tweak this a bit, if you don't like the double colon seperator like "Album Title Here::Media Title Here", just edit to meet your needs.
Let me know if this answers your question.
Thanks!
Mark
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Tabish
Anonymous
Quote by mevans: Tabish,
Out of the box, Media Gallery doesn't change the browser title, but it is pretty simple to add.
For example, to display the album title as the browser title in the album view, edit the album_page_header.thtml file (located in plugins/mediagallery/templates/ directory).
Add the following at the top of the file:
<script>
document.title="{album_title}";
</script>
Then to add the album_title::media_title as the title in the media view screen, edit view_image.thtml (same templates directory) and add the following after the existing javascript in that template:
<script>
document.title="{album_title}::{media_title}";
</script>
That should do it. Obviously you can tweak this a bit, if you don't like the double colon seperator like "Album Title Here::Media Title Here", just edit to meet your needs.
Let me know if this answers your question.
Thanks!
Mark
Out of the box, Media Gallery doesn't change the browser title, but it is pretty simple to add.
For example, to display the album title as the browser title in the album view, edit the album_page_header.thtml file (located in plugins/mediagallery/templates/ directory).
Add the following at the top of the file:
Text Formatted Code
<script>
document.title="{album_title}";
</script>
Then to add the album_title::media_title as the title in the media view screen, edit view_image.thtml (same templates directory) and add the following after the existing javascript in that template:
Text Formatted Code
<script>
document.title="{album_title}::{media_title}";
</script>
That should do it. Obviously you can tweak this a bit, if you don't like the double colon seperator like "Album Title Here::Media Title Here", just edit to meet your needs.
Let me know if this answers your question.
Thanks!
Mark
Thank you mevans,
I did it.. and it is working fine.. but the problem is.. My title changes in a little while when my page is completely loaded. so if the page is half dowload.. i see the old title. I dont think search engine will gonna give preference to this.. what you think?
and also.. what about description and keyword meta tag?
Cant we parse full header in media gallery?
Regards
Tabish
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mevans
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Registered: 02/08/04
Posts: 393
Location:Texas
Tabish,
Right now, I don't have any support in Media Gallery for this, but it is a great idea, so I will add it.
I have a v1.2.7 release that I will put out soon with a few minor bug fixes, I will put it in there.
Thanks!
Mark
Right now, I don't have any support in Media Gallery for this, but it is a great idea, so I will add it.
I have a v1.2.7 release that I will put out soon with a few minor bug fixes, I will put it in there.
Thanks!
Mark
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Tabish
Anonymous
Quote by mevans: Tabish,
Right now, I don't have any support in Media Gallery for this, but it is a great idea, so I will add it.
I have a v1.2.7 release that I will put out soon with a few minor bug fixes, I will put it in there.
Thanks!
Mark
Right now, I don't have any support in Media Gallery for this, but it is a great idea, so I will add it.
I have a v1.2.7 release that I will put out soon with a few minor bug fixes, I will put it in there.
Thanks!
Mark
Great.. i will be waiting for that.
Thank you..
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