February 2006
Intermediate to advanced
826 pages
63h 42m
English
The data included in a meta element is useful for servers, web browsers, and search engines but is invisible to the reader. It must always be placed within the head of the document.
A document may have any number of meta elements. There are two types of meta elements, using either the name or http-equiv attribute. In each case, the content attribute is necessary to provide a value (or values) for the named information or function. These examples show the syntax of both meta types:
<meta http-equiv="name" content="content" /> <meta name="name" content="content" />
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