Omega theme meta tag problem on Google I'm using Omega theme. But when search my site on Google, description is site menu items. I want change this area via spesific word.

So, open my template.php file and add this codes:

function site_page_alter($page) {
   $meta_description = array(
            '#type' =&gt; 'My Site Desc',
            '#tag' =&gt; 'My Site Desc',
            '#attributes' =&gt; array(
                'name' =&gt; 'My Site Desc',
                'content' =&gt;  'My Site Desc'
            )
   );


drupal_add_html_head( $meta_description, 'My Site Desc' );
}

function manualMetaTags($path) {
    $description = "My Site Desc";
    $keywords    = "My Site Desc";
    print "&lt;meta name='description' content='".$description."' /&gt;\n";
    print "&lt;meta name='keywords' content='".$keywords."' /&gt;\n";
}


And add main.js:

&lt;head profile="&lt;?php print $grddl_profile; ?&gt;"&gt;
  &lt;?php print $head; ?&gt;
  &lt;title&gt;&lt;?php print $head_title; ?&gt;&lt;/title&gt;
&lt;?php manualMetaTags($_GET['q']); ?&gt;
  &lt;?php print $styles; ?&gt;
  &lt;?php print $scripts; ?&gt;
&lt;script type="text/javascript"&gt;


After, send sitemap to Google. My description is seen but with menu items.

E.G.

My site desc on Google:

MAIN - NEWS - CONTACT

When add codes:

My Site Desc MAIN - NEWS - CONTACT

But i want only seen My Site Desc. How can i do it?
I'm afraid that's not really your decision to make...Google will take what it feels is the best representation of your site's description, whether that be the meta description tag or some text from elsewhere in the body.

The best you can do is make sure that you have &lt;meta name="robots" content="noodp"&gt;   (which Google supports) somewhere in the document &lt;head&gt;. That will at least mean your title/description will come from somewhere in your page source, and not from the Open Directory Project (which is a distinct possibility otherwise).

The most important thing...don't expect instant results. Google will revisit your site when it's ready, and there's still no guarantee it will use exactly the text you want it to for the SERP description.

If you're not happy with that outcome, contact an SEO specialist who might be able to point you in the right direction.