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I'm using the Meta Tags module to pretty up my page titles using tokens. I want to display the taxonomy term parents in the page title, with separators. It's working, except I need it to also END with a separator. Though if no parent exists, I don't want the separator, obviously.

What I have so far:

[term:parents:join: - ][term:name] | [site:name]

But I want a dash (or pipe, or something besides a space) right before the term:name token for when there is a parent. But this:

[term:parents:join: - ] - [term:name] | [site:name]

Results in all page titles without parents to start with the dash. Any ideas?

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  • See this other DAstackexchange thread with my un-approved answer drupal.stackexchange.com/a/24580/3279. When you have conditional things like this you tread the line of not having just a "token" anymore. So you have to find a way to alter this using code. drupal_set_title() is 1 way. Or messing with $vars['head_title'] in hook_preprocess_html() is another way.
    – tenken
    Commented Mar 14, 2013 at 15:17
  • Ugh, I was afraid it'd be complicated. I'll work on that, it does seem to be the answer. For now, I'm putting a single space - not the prettiest but it'll get me through today. Thanks!
    – Mike
    Commented Mar 14, 2013 at 15:26

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