I know this isn\'t the best way to code a site, but this is an emergency and I need to figure this out asap.
I have a site that is very simple and has mostly images and a login form and a link to signup. No actual text exist in the body except for the footer which shows the link to usage terms and copyright
What is the difference between these meta tags in HTML <meta name=\"http-equiv\" content=\"Content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8\"/>
I\'m using the html5 doctype for a mobile website. I normally use the following: <meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html;charset=utf-8\" />
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Has there ever been a W3C spec on what meta tag names are \"valid\" in HTML?I know onotogloies like Dublin Core have developed standard names, but has the W3C ever published anything that says Tag Nam
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I\'ve been doing some web work for a client and they\'ve asked me to meta tag images on their web page with some 开发者_如何学Pythonspecific data,I\'ve not heard of meta tagging images, at least not u
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