In wrapper.tpl the {MAINMETA} variable appears alone in the <head></head> tags. When I added default meta text on the Search & SEO page said text was printed at the top of each page because it was not enclosed in any <meta> tags. I altered wrapper.tpl to the following: <meta name="description" content="{MAINMETA}" />
This caused the meta data to be printed where it should be. Is/was this a bug or a problem specific to my install?
Neither, it is proper functionality. If that which you want to have in the header is a certain meta tag, then write it. It would be silly to prevent you from being able to do custom tags, especially given how many there are and how many more could be created.
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In wrapper.tpl the {MAINMETA} variable appears alone in the <head></head> tags. When I added default meta text on the Search & SEO page said text was printed at the top of each page because it was not enclosed in any <meta> tags. I altered wrapper.tpl to the following:
<meta name="description" content="{MAINMETA}" />
This caused the meta data to be printed where it should be. Is/was this a bug or a problem specific to my install?
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Neither, it is proper functionality. If that which you want to have in the header is a certain meta tag, then write it. It would be silly to prevent you from being able to do custom tags, especially given how many there are and how many more could be created.
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yes, you are correct. I realize now what was throwing me off.