Do either of these things actually *work* for SEO? Usually the
conventional wisdom about SEO is wrong, and the stuff that goes into
the head tag is getting less and less important. IIRC it seems the
best thing to do is simply have valid HTML markup, with proper tag
hierarchy (i.e. header tags followed by contents).
If "post - blog" is better than "blog - post", why do so many sites
use the latter?
And putting all categories and archives into the header seems a bit
excessive - that would be adding 20 lines to my header tag, and
again, does it actually *do* anything?
On Dec 5, 2006, at 4:01 AM, Frederic de Villamil wrote:
I was working on my typo blog yesterday evening and noticed 2 little
things that may help typo blogs to be better referenced
1/ in the <title></title> field, put the post title before the blog
title.
You just need to replace the page_title function in app/helpers/
articles_helper.rb by
def page_title
if @page_title
# this is where the page title prefix (string) should go
@page_title + " - " + (this_blog.title_prefix ? "#
{this_blog.blog_name || "Typo"}" : '')
else
this_blog.blog_name || "Typo"
end
end
The second one is to add the categories and archives as links in the
header :
<link rel="section" href="/articles/2006/12" title="December 2006" />
... same for categories
And I was too lazy to dive in the code yet.
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Kevin Ballard
http://kevin.sb.org
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