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Asked: 2026-05-11T10:41:39+00:00

How can I add a different title, keyword and description in every page’s <head>

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How can I add a different title, keyword and description in every page’s <head> of my simple php website dynamically?

E.g

<title>this is title</title> <meta name='keywords' content='keyword1, keyword2' /> <meta name='description' content='this is description' />
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  1. You can create method to return title for current page, depending on where the user is, and then use it like this.

    <title><?php echo get_title(); ?></title>

    same with the keywords

    <meta name='keywords' content='<?php echo get_keywords(); ?>' /> <meta name='description' content='<?php echo get_description(); ?>' />

    The implementation will depend on how you navigate on the website. For example, if you have only index.php, and choose content by $_GET['page'], you can have something like this

    function get_title() {    switch($_GET['page']) {       case 'home':          return 'Welcome to my home page';       case 'guestbook':          return 'Welcome to guestbook';    } }

    or you can make it all in one like

    function get_headers() {     // here set $title, $description and $keywords according to current page      // ....      // then just generate html     $html = '<title>$title</title>';     $html .= '<meta name='description' content='$description' />';     $html .= '<meta name='keywords' content='$keywords' />';      return $html; }

    and then again do something like this

    <head>     ...     <?php echo get_headers(); ?>     ...
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