On Fri, Mar 01, 2002 at 10:33:45AM -0500, Anton Benard wrote:
>>   template header(request,
>>                   title=None,
>>                   author=None,
>>                   keywords=None,
>>                   description=None,
>>                   meta_info=None,
>>                   tree_info=None):
>
>I never looked at the code for our standard header before but looking
>at it now I would say its a little over designed. I just greped
>through all out ptl code and the only args we actually use are title and
>tree_info.

Arguably, we should really supply keywords and a description for pages
that we want to be indexed by search engines, such as the catalog.  On
the other hand, Google doesn't look at the page-supplied keyword and
description, and it's probably the only search engine that matters.
meta_info and author can probably go, though; meta_info would be for
adding a particular stylesheet or character encoding, and I don't
think we bother to do that any more.

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