URL´s without the title attribute (title="")

[Nanochild]

Hi!

I am pretty new to this but have downloaded the EllNav 0.7 module and it´s working!

See: http://www.webdesign123.dk/

But a link without a title attribute (title="") is not much worth in search engines, so how can i get rid of that problem, if it is possible..?

I have specified the title on both pages
Content » Pages » Edit Page: Home (inside "Main" and "Options")...

Have i done something wrong..?

Can you help me please!!!


Sincerely
Nano

[Dr.CSS]

What menu are you using?
you might be able to modify it to add, menutext}" title="{$node->menutext}"

HTH mark

BTW why do you have,,,



HomePortal1Portal2Portal3Portal4Sitemap












  ,,,2 of these?  something for later?,,,

[Nanochild]

Thanks for your reply - will try to implement it and see what happen..!

I use the EllNav 0.7 module and you can download it here http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/ellnav

You wrote:





  ,,,2 of these?  something for later?,,,

Yes, i have 2 of these because all the subpages to Portal 1,2,3,4 will go there - look at this page:

http://www.webdesign123.dk/

and see the result..!

-EllNav 0.7 module give me that function!

Hopefully your tip will get me through - thanks!

[Nanochild]

Ok, i tried but without any result - i am not a PHP programmer but know a little about CGI-Perl..!

In the attachment (EllNav.module.php.txt) i found this in line 128-132:

            {
            $retStr .= $dstr."".$thisNode['name']."";
            $skipping = false;
            }

Can i change that so i get the title attribute (title="") in it or..?

I am not sure i understand your line (menutext}" title="{$node->menutext}")..!

Can someone please help???


Sincerely
Nano

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[jelle]

no, that is the wrong way. first of all, make sure you are on the latest release, 0.12 it is now. with this release you will get the menumanager module. this one comes with a small set of templates, you define which template to use in the menumanager tag. you can adapt these templates to your won liking, so even adding a title attribute.

I doubt that google really gives much weight to these attributes. 99% of all links does not have one, so an advantage to site that uses them would be unfair/undesirable for google.