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Essential HTML Meta Tags Guide

The document provides instructions for placing various meta tags in the head section of an HTML document. These include setting the character set to UTF-8, specifying the author, defining keywords, providing a description, and configuring the viewport settings. Each meta tag serves a specific purpose to enhance the webpage's metadata.

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Essential HTML Meta Tags Guide

The document provides instructions for placing various meta tags in the head section of an HTML document. These include setting the character set to UTF-8, specifying the author, defining keywords, providing a description, and configuring the viewport settings. Each meta tag serves a specific purpose to enhance the webpage's metadata.

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Place into the appropriate section (Head section) the following meta tags:

• meta data to define the character set to UTF-8


<meta charset=”UTF-8”/>

• meta data to include your name as the author of the web page
<meta name=”author” Content=“Jumana sh”/>

• meta data to set the keywords to Tawara, TDS, DVD, and SSD
<meta name=”keyword” content=”TDS,DVD,CD”/>

• meta data to set the description to "an educational website".


<meta name=” description” content=”an educational website”/>

• meta data to set the viewport device width is 100, initial-scale is 1


<meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1”/>

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