Johnny THi,
I've been tearing my hair out for 5 hours with this and I've hit a wall. I wondered if you would be able to help me out. I shall try and be as concise as possible to describe my problem with an analogy. Here goes:
I make a post on my site called "bookkeeping".
The permalink is /my_cat/bookkeeping
I can access the post page through the admin section and change the title of the page through SEO plugin. If I add "This page is about %post_title%" then my HTML title becomes "This page is about bookkeeping".
This is fine.
Within my bookkeeping page I display different info depending on which link is clicked. So if someone clicks "details" I refresh the page and pass "details" as a GET variable and include a new script /include/details.php
If someone clicks "links" I refresh and include a script /include/the_links.php
etc etc (I hope you are with me so far)
It occurred to me that I would score higher on search engines if I could give all these 'sub' pages there own page under the heading of the same post. Then I could alter the SEO tags on the pages and create a separate page called "Details of %post_title%", "Link from %post_title%". etc etc
Does anyone know how to do this? I've tried creating a page and making it my main post page a "parent". The page displays but it doesn't carry over the %post_title% tag so when I alter the title of the page in the SEO plugin it actually shows up as %post_title% and it doesn't replace it with the actual title of the page.
Any ideas??
Many thanks for any help you can give and even for reading this far. I really hope you can help me out with this one.
Cheers
John ;-)
