META TAGS
Here you will find the most commonly inserted META tags, insertable within the open & close HEAD tags. They are:
Keywords
<META NAME="KEYWORDS" CONTENT="Keywords go here">
Here, 'Keywords go here' will be highlighted, ready for your input. It all will be put directly following your 'HEAD' tag. If you don't have one, you will be prompted that you need one in order for this feature to work.
Description
You will get the following:
<META NAME="DESCRIPTION" CONTENT="Enter_descriptive_text_here">
Here, 'Enter_descriptive_text_here' will be highlighted, ready for your input. It all will be put directly following your 'HEAD' tag. If you don't have one, you will be prompted that you need one in order for this feature to work.
Author
You will get the following:
<META NAME="AUTHOR" CONTENT="Author Goes Here">
Here, 'Author Goes Here' will be highlighted, ready for your input. It all will be put directly following your 'HEAD' tag. If you don't have one, you will be prompted that you need one in order for this feature to work.
Refresh
You will get the following:
<META HTTP-Equiv="Refresh" CONTENT="Time in Seconds Goes Here" URL="URL goes Here">
Here, 'Time in Seconds Goes Here' will be highlighted, ready for your input. You will also need to change the text that says, 'URL goes Here' to tell it which URL to change to. It
all will be put directly following your 'HEAD' tag. If you don't have one, you will be prompted that you need one in order for this feature to work
Then, there's the grand-daddy of them all - the Meta Tag Assistant. This is an assistant that gets all of your meta tag needs done in one huge swing. It even inserts the title of the page. In fact, it replaces everything between the HEAD tags, so be really careful when you do this. The earlier you use it in your page development, the better, so that no items get accidentally lost in the HEAD section.