[MOD] Headliner: an SEO Mod for sNews

[Sven]

 

A content search engine optimization (C.O.S.E.) script to maximize the volume or quality of traffic to a Web site (or a blog) from search engines via natural search results. It adds an headline in which you'll place synonyms related to the title of your page that will convince search engine spiders that you're the best!

For a while (a short while) the Mod is published on my blog.
If there's no issue, it's gonna be published here.
So, the online demo is there: Headliner: an SEO Mod for sNews
As you will see the Mod has been used in a different way since I needed to add this new content in an HTLM5 tag: details.
So there it's not an headline but a summary of the article.

[Fred K (agentsmith)]

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However, I'm a bit confused. Here's why:

In point 7 of the mod descr, you say:

Now in PROCESSING (CATEGORIES, CONTENTS, COMMENTS), find:
$h1_title = clean(entity($_POST['h1_title']));
and paste under it, this one:
// COSE MOD#1
    $h1_title = clean(entity($_POST['h1_title'])); // Isn't this the same as the line above??
//

It seems like h1_title is used twice, exactly the same way? Or am I seeing stars?
Otherwise very nice and I think I'll give you a karmapoint just because it's nice.

Oh, yeah, meant to ask ... are you using a script to open/close the summary?
Ah! Never mind, I think I found it (?)

[Sven]

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However, I'm a bit confused. Here's why:
(...)

Oops!
Correction:

Code:

$description = clean(entity($_POST['description']));

Oh, yeah, meant to ask ... are you using a script to open/close the summary?
Ah! Never mind, I think I found it (?)

Yeap. That's the one. I minified it:

Code:

<script>if(!(open in document.createElement('details')))document.documentElement.className+=' no-details'</script>
 <script>
(function(a){a.fn.noSelect=function(){function b(){return!1}return a(this).each(function(){this.onselectstart=this.ondragstart=b;a(this).mousedown(b).css({MozUserSelect:'none',WebkitUserSelect:'none',userSelect:'none'})})}})(jQuery);$(function(){if(!('open'in document.createElement('details'))){$('details').each(function(){var $details=$(this),$detailsSummary=$('summary',$details),$detailsNotSummary=$details.children(':not(summary)'),$detailsNotSummaryContents=$details.contents(':not(summary)');if(!$detailsSummary.length){$detailsSummary=$(document.createElement('summary')).text('Le pitch').prependTo($details);};if($detailsNotSummary.length!==$detailsNotSummaryContents.length){$detailsNotSummary=$detailsNotSummaryContents.wrap('<div>').parent();$details.attr('open')?$detailsNotSummary.show():$detailsNotSummary.hide();};$detailsSummary.noSelect().attr('tabindex',0).click(function(){$detailsSummary.focus();$details.attr('open')?$details.removeAttr('open'):$details.attr('open','open');$detailsNotSummary.toggle(0);$details.toggleClass('open');}).keyup(function(event){if(13===event.keyCode||32===event.keyCode){if(!($.browser.opera&&13===event.keyCode)){event.preventDefault();$detailsSummary.click();};};});});if($.browser.msie&&$.browser.version<7){$detailsNotSummary.hide();$('details[open]').show();};};});var is={ie:navigator.appName=='Microsoft Internet Explorer',java:navigator.javaEnabled(),ns:navigator.appName=='Netscape',ua:navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase(),version:parseFloat(navigator.appVersion.substr(21))||parseFloat(navigator.appVersion),win:navigator.platform=='Win32'}
is.mac=is.ua.indexOf('mac')>=0;if(is.ua.indexOf('opera')>=0){is.ie=is.ns=false;is.opera=true;}
if(is.ua.indexOf('gecko')>=0){is.ie=is.ns=false;is.gecko=true;}
</script>

There's another one too on Google's code but it doesn't work with Google Chrome.

Will you use this Mod?
Tell me. I have some ideas I'ld like to share.

[Fred K (agentsmith)]

Will you use this Mod?
Tell me. I have some ideas I'ld like to share.

I haven't decided yet. In xhtml/html4 sites I tend to not want to have an additional h1 (the h1 is reserved for the global masthead) and so normally use h2 for articles, and in html5 sites I'd use the <details><summary> configuration. But as I said, I haven't decided yet. The mod could of course be reconfigured so that it puts the description in a  different element than h1, for html4/xhtml builds, which is how I think I would use it, if I use it. In all honesty, it depends on the use case.
But I will be testing it, that's for sure.

[nukpana]

The mod could of course be reconfigured so that it puts the description in a  different element than h1

Fred, you can decide on the Header element, not the mod, unless you want the mod to do something else, then I misundertood.

Code:

<?php if (page_description()) : ?>
<h3><?php echo page_description(); ?></h3>
<?php endif; ?>

Sven, your forum link is broken

[Sven]

Sven, your forum link is broken

Oops!
Corrected. Thanks Jason.

[Fred K (agentsmith)]

Fred, you can decide on the Header element, not the mod, unless you want the mod to do something else, then I misundertood.

Code:

<?php if (page_description()) : ?>
<h3><?php echo page_description(); ?></h3>
<?php endif; ?>

Yes, Jason, that's what I meant. Sorry if it was fuddled. Like:

Code:

<?php if (page_description()) : ?>
<div class="summary"><?php echo page_description(); ?></div>
<?php endif; ?>