There are several ways to add page or article specific meta tag keywords, this method uses a custom field to store your keywords.
Name your custom field
In your Admin tab, go to Preferences > Advanced and name one of the unused custom fields as Meta_Keywords.
Add some code to your head tag
<txp:if_custom_field name="Meta_Keywords">
<meta name="keywords" content="<txp:custom_field name="Meta_Keywords" />" />
</txp:if_custom_field>
Add the above code to your <head> tag in your page template. Once you have done this, you can enter specific keywords in your articles. In the Write tab, click on Advanced Options and enter your keywords in the Meta_Keywords field.
What advantage does this method offer over just using Textpattern’s built-in Keywords field and tag? Are you using that field for something else?
On a site that uses the smd_tags plugin, I let the tags do double-duty as keywords like so:
<meta name=“keywords” content=”<txp:article><txp:smd_tag_list wraptag=”“ break=”, “ indent=”“><txp:smd_tag_name title=“1” /></txp:smd_tag_list></txp:article>” />
This gives me the benefit of not having to enter the same data twice.
Wouldn’t this be better?
dRiZ, an excerpt should be too long for a description, I prefer
<txp:link_description />— e.g.: