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INDEX 1. Content-Type 2. Keyword 3. Description 4. Author 5. Title 6. Editable <HEAD> section Include these Meta Data items in your web page's HTML code. Place all items within the open <head> and close </head> tags. 1. Content-Type: (Copy/paste the following sample.) <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1> 2. Keyword: One or more terms that help users find your page when performing a web search. Use specific keywords such as your name or an unusual word. Avoid keywords that are so generic that a search will result in hundreds of web page results. Use a comma to separate keywords. separate words BETWEEN commas are treated as a single keyword (see sample). Sample: <meta name="keywords" content="dreamweaver, duane hurst, utah"> 3. Description: Write a concise description of your web page. Text for this item will appear in a browser window after a user conducts a search via an engine such as YEEHA or GOOGLE. Sample: <meta name="description" content="Sample code for Meta Data items in a web page."> 4. Author: This is the name of whomever wrote the web page. This is useful if you want people to know that you wrote the html code. Sample: <meta name="author" content="Duane R. Hurst> 5. Title: This is the html title TAG for a specific web page. Make this a short title. Text for this title appears at the top of a browser window. It also appears as part of the results from a search via YEEHA or GOOGLE. Sample: <title>Meta-Header Module</title> 6. Editable <HEAD> Section: You may edit the terms in BLUE. Sample: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1> <meta name="keywords" content="dreamweaver, duane hurst, utah"> <meta name="description" content="Sample code for Meta Data items in a web page."> <meta name="author" content="Duane R. Hurst> <title>Meta-Header Module</title> |
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