Outputs the HTML needed for your CSS file(s), after checking if each one exists. Outputs the path to your mobile icon, after checking if the file exists. Outputs the path to your favicon, after checking if the file exists. Outputs the copyright years dynamically based on the current year.
#Metaz name full
Outputs the full name of the resource's last editor.
Outputs the full name of the resource's creator. 2003)Ĭomma separated list of Document IDs that have RSS feed(s).Ĭomma separated list of CSS file URLs and also does IE conditional statements if needed. Path to mobile thumbnail (checks to make sure the file exists). Path to favicon (checks to make sure the file exists). This property overrides the &html property. The name of the chunk to use for the output. MetaX can be called as follows with the XHTML4 template used by default: ] The chunks support standard MODX placeholders in addition to several MetaX specific ones. It can also be used with custom chunks using the &tpl property.
The release of MetaX 2.0 introduced the use of chunks for output control with chunks provided for HTML4, HTML5 and XHTML4. The Revolution version can be downloaded from within the MODX Revolution manager via Package Management, or from the MODX Extras Repository, here: Usage ¶ MetaX is actively developed for MODX Revolution by it's creator. All versions of MetaX have been released by it's creator, Sal Sodano ( ), with other contributors along the way.
Since then, the codebase for MetaX has been split to take better advantage of new features in MODX Revolution. MetaX was created in 2010 for both MODX Evolution and later MODX Revolution using the same codebase. In addition to meta tags it can also be used to generate several other commonly used head tags such as the base tag, canonical, css, rss and more. Meta Platforms Inc., US District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).MetaX is a simple meta tag generation snippet to automate and simplify meta tag creation. In response to a December 2021 demand letter from MetaX, Meta Platforms claimed the two companies offer “drastically different goods and services” and “ peacefully co-exist,” MetaX said in the complaint. In August 2017, senior Meta Platforms employees praised MetaX and one of its immersive experiences in an email exchange with Bolognino, according to the lawsuit. MetaX also claims Meta Platforms knew about it and its work before the name change. “Astoundingly, Facebook’s due diligence team ignored Meta’s federal registrations for the META mark that expressly identify services ‘using digital, virtual and augmented reality,'” the smaller company said. Meanwhile, when Meta Platforms rebranded it cited a new focus on the metaverse, or a virtual universe which spans many technologies but especially emphasizes AR and VR. MetaX was founded in 2010 by Justin “JB” Bolognino, and is an immersive and experiential technology company, which includes consulting for, curating, and producing immersive events and exhibits. In a complaint filed July 19 in federal court in Manhattan, MetaX is seeking a permanent injunction blocking Meta Platforms from using the “Meta” name as well as all Meta Platform’s profits from using the “Meta” name.
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