Meta Tag Creator |
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1. Page Title
It should be a concise, one-line summary of what the page is about. |
Page
Title:
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2. Description:
A longer, more detailed description than the title. |
Description:
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3. Keywords:
Comma-separated list of key words for indexing your document. |
Keywords:
Example: keyword1,keyword2,keyword3 |
4. Owner:
Either your name, or your e-mail address. |
Owner:
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5. Your email Address |
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6. Refresh?
This tag automatically takes the user to another web page. Useful if your site has moved. |
Refresh?
OnOff Refresh to URL: Refresh delay in seconds: |
6.
Robot Control
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Search engines use "robots" to scan and index your site. You can tell them which pages and directories to index. This is usually done with the file robots.txt. If your ISP does not let you have access to robots.txt, then you can use this meta tag. It does not give as much control, but some nonetheless. |
Robot
Control:OnOff
ALL- The robot will index all HTML it finds. None- Do not index this page. Index - Index current page only Follow -Index all links from current page. Noindex- allows the subsidiary links to be explored, even though the page is not indexed. Nofollow allows the page to be indexed, but no links from the page are explored |
<META NAME="ROBOTS"
CONTENT="ALL | NONE | NOINDEX | NOFOLLOW"> default = empty = "ALL" "NONE" = "NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW" The filler is a comma separated list of terms: ALL, NONE, INDEX, NOINDEX, FOLLOW, NOFOLLOW. Discussion: This tag is meant to provide users who cannot control the robots.txt file at their sites. It provides a last chance to keep their content out of search services. It was decided not to add syntax to allow robot specific permissions within the meta-tag. INDEX means that robots are welcome to include this page in search services. FOLLOW means that robots are welcome to follow links from this page to find other pages. So a value of "NOINDEX" allows the subsidiary links to be explored, even though the page is not indexed. A value of "NOFOLLOW" allows the page to be indexed, but no links from the page are explored (this may be useful if the page is a free entry point into pay-per-view content, for example. A value of "NONE" tells the robot to ignore the page. |