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HTML. \u0026lt;HEAD> Label.

The label defines the header of the document and contains information that is not shown, about its characteristics.

The information provided in the header is defined by these tags:

\u0026lt;TITLE>: Title of the document.

\u0026lt;META>: Metadata is information vague information about the rebundancia xD contain hidden information about the document through attributes. So used by browsers to classify the page. Metadata about the content, subject, author ... etc. to help more people find your site by web browsers. The information can be extracted automatically by the main robots, databases and automated indexing of web pages that exist on the internet.

written like this:
\u0026lt;meta name="nombre-propiedad" content="valor-propiedad" scheme="esquema-datos" lang="idioma" dir="dirección-del-texto">

No there are rules on the information can be included within the metatags. With the standard defined html have a structure but not the contents, so that we could invent our own values.

attributes are: ■

name = "author Robots: help index page. In content can be placed as values: index to indicate the search robot is an index page and added to the database. All that indicates that all pages are indexed. Follow says you have to follow all the links at the page. As we have opposite actions noindex and nofollow. \u0026lt;meta

name = content = "index,all,follow">
"robots"
● revisit-after: Specifies how often (in days) have to index the web. \u0026lt;meta

name = content = "13 day"> "revisit-after"

● refresh: Specifies the URL and the time in seconds for the browser to refresh the page and redirect to another. \u0026lt;meta

name = content = "0;url="http.//ekpucha.blogspot.com">
"refresh"
■ content: This specifies the contents of the label: the name of the author, document description or keywords, depending on the type of goal that is.

■ lang: Here you specify the language

can also put this another way:

\u0026lt;meta http-equiv = "header-name- http "content =" value "header">

where:

■ http-equiv: the equivalent of the name. ■

content: the content equivalent to the previous xD.

META tags are empty tags. Begin and end at the same point, so we should not close with \u0026lt;/ META>

\u0026lt;HEAD>
\u0026lt;TITLE> An example of head \u0026lt;/ TITLE>
name="author" \u0026lt;META content="ekpucha" lang = "es">
\u0026lt;META name="description" content="Google's head"> label
\u0026lt;META name = "keywords" content = "HTML, Tutorials, Programming">
\u0026lt;/ HEAD>

Robots (spiders (spiders), crawlers or crawlers): Programs that recorrern the web automatically and seek legal texts, or HTML documents other format, that include certain words. These texts together with URLs that contain them, are indexed and stored in databases for search engines, direct your inquiries there. These robots, time travel every few pages to find incorparación modifications or new words.

If you want more information on how to add your site to search engines look at the entry "Put your

blog search engine "