Perhaps the link has been broken between the Master and the Child pages. When you create a Master page and then create a Child page (which is what is in the site folder in the site panel and you then make changes to the Child page it will break the link between the two. Any further changes you make to the Master will not show up on the altered Child page.
Perhaps it would be best to copy out the keywords and description to TextEdit and then start over on the META tag part and just re-paste them in. Beware though, it may cause a disturbance in the force by doing so. Publish first, before Saving to see if that worked out.
Maybe one of you experts could chime in here about a related question.
Mike’s keywords - electrician,rewire,upgrade,service,trouble shooting,residential,repairs,fuse box,remodel - as you can see run into each other with no spaces between them. Does this affect things detrimentally? Are they seen as one biiiiig keyword or are the bots smart enough?
I know that keywords don’t have the same oomph as they used to have but does this affect things?
Keywords may be space-delimited or comma-delimited. The words will
each be treated separately.
Walter
On Apr 23, 2009, at 5:56 PM, DeltaDave wrote:
Mike’s keywords - electrician,rewire,upgrade,service,trouble
shooting,residential,repairs,fuse box,remodel - as you can see run
into each other with no spaces between them. Does this affect things
detrimentally? Are they seen as one biiiiig keyword or are the bots
smart enough?
Check your pages - I think that you may have some added markup in there. Have a look in Page>HTML Markup - does it have a tick next to it in the menu. If it does then there is extra markup in there in After Head or before End Head (especially on your index page - haven’t looked at the others)
You can take it out of there and just use the Meta Tags on your Master
Thanks. I had forgotten that I had put something in there a while back. There was some kind of bug with meta tags in the previous release (I think) and that was the work-around.