Re: Meta Tags

Martijn Koster (m.koster@webcrawler.com)
Tue, 21 Jan 1997 14:15:54 -0800 (PST)


At 3:35 PM 1/21/97, Jeff Drost wrote:

><BODY>
><TITLE>This is my title</TITLE>
> <META name="description" content="This it a description of the
> content of my page, which many search engins will display
> when listing links">
> <META name="keywords" content="This is where you can put your keywords
> that you want the search engin to associate your page with. Many
> services will ignore it if there are too many words, or to many
> repeated words">
></BODY>

Nope, META is a HEAD element (as is TITLE incidentally). So you want:

|<HEAD>
|<TITLE>This is my title</TITLE>
| <META name="description" content="This it a description of the
| content of my page, which many search engins will display
| when listing links">
| <META name="keywords" content="This is where you can put your keywords
| that you want the search engin to associate your page with. Many
| services will ignore it if there are too many words, or to many
| repeated words">
|<HEAD>
|<BODY>

-- Martijn

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