On 12.02.02 (11:05), Andrew Hatton wrote:
> It strikes me that there are three ways of doing this.
> 1. Create a sub article for each article and tell users to populate this
> with meta tags, and then use my style rules to call this article into the
> relevant place within the page head.
> 2. Use the abstract field to store meta tags, and then pull this into the
> relevant place within the page head.
> 3. Use extra parameter.
We have used the extra1..3 fields of the article records in some
projects, but for projects where I am able to influence the
administration interface (or for those where we're building a
custom admin site) I strongly prefer using parameters to the
article records. Those can be decently named and managed, in
comparison of the old article.extra* fields.
> My current choice is 2, use the abstract field, as this means
> the users workflow is not interuppted in order to create meta
> tags. Downside to this is obviously that I can't then use the
> abstract field later on in life.
Depends on the admin interface question...
phr
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