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Top-rated free and inexpensive tools, tips and tutorials to help you design, build and maintain your website!
Top-rated free and inexpensive tools, tips and tutorials to help you design, build and maintain your website!
Meta tags are information placed in the <head></head> area of your web site pages. Meta tags are used by some web indexing services and search engines to determine information about your site. Use our Meta Tags create tool to create various Meta tags.
meta tags have the following syntax:
<meta name="meta tag name" content="meta tag content" />
For example, the following meta tag declares that the author of the page is John Doe:
<meta name="author" content="John Doe" />
Some meta tags are equivalent to HTTP headers and include the http-equiv attribute in place of the name attribute. For example, the Content-Type meta tag specifies the document format and character set.
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
Web builders tend to forget about the http-equiv meta tags--probably because they seldom deal with those tags directly. Programs such as Dreamweaver automatically insert the Content-Type tag when you create a new page.
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