meta descriptions

[Guest]

i am unable to add .. no matter what i do.. a meta description to my web
pages..if i view the code its there..
but when i publish and view the source, tjhe code is gone.
What am i doing wrong..i am using file/properties..etc
any advice is appreciated..
i also tried adding tags byhand/didnt work either same thing can see ,,but
then its gone..
thanks!
pet campbell

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Provide URL to a page with this problem.

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[Guest]

url/www.petsgardenphotography.com
thanks!
pet campbell

 

[Ronx]

That page has description and keywords:

<meta name="description" content="original fine floral art and photography
giclee print gifts from pet's gardens">
<meta name="keywords" content="floral gift,original floral giclee art,
photography,flower gardens, fine art">

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Your meta tags are displayed, but are incorrect. Not sure how you are enter them, but recommend that
you add them in HTML / Code view and not via the dialog.

Your meta tags should be structured similar to the following:

<title>Home</title>
<meta name="description" content="original fine floral art and photography giclee print gifts from
pet's gardens">
<meta name="keywords" content="floral gift,original floral giclee art, photography,flower
gardens,fine art">

The content needs help..

Title needs to be more than the word "home" and at the least should indicate the name of the web
site so that when someone add the page to their favorites they know what site it is.

Description needs to be a brief description of what is being displayed on the page.

Keywords needs to be words that you feel users will search under for your type of site. The keywords
must also be words that appear in the viewable text content of your page

FYI: when you insert a URL into an email or post to a newsgroup, you need to format as follows for
it to be any active link:

http://www.petsgardenphotography.com

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[Guest]

thanks! i appreciate your help!

Your meta tags are displayed, but are incorrect. Not sure how you are enter them, but recommend that
you add them in HTML / Code view and not via the dialog.

Your meta tags should be structured similar to the following:

<title>Home</title>
<meta name="description" content="original fine floral art and photography giclee print gifts from
pet's gardens">
<meta name="keywords" content="floral gift,original floral giclee art, photography,flower
gardens,fine art">

The content needs help..

Title needs to be more than the word "home" and at the least should indicate the name of the web
site so that when someone add the page to their favorites they know what site it is.

Description needs to be a brief description of what is being displayed on the page.

Keywords needs to be words that you feel users will search under for your type of site. The keywords
must also be words that appear in the viewable text content of your page

FYI: when you insert a URL into an email or post to a newsgroup, you need to format as follows for
it to be any active link:

http://www.petsgardenphotography.com

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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