Meta tag insertion

I am getting a meta tag called: <meta name="verify-v1" content="eUj9BSOttNphUSpV3NQOoKlXGgLOEYIYMkD0gfJYkPw=" /> on my dwt.
Anyone know what this is or how it's getting on there?

It's a google website verify

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Meta Tags inserted using menu

The <head> of my template has four editable regions.
One is for the title, one for meta-tags, one for styles, and
one for scripts.
If one of my web-editors uses the following menu:
Insert -> HTML -> Head tags -> Meta
The tag is placed in the last editable region in the
<head> area (unless they've gone into the code view, and
placed the cursor in the 'meta-tags' editable region)
Can I control where DW places these tags? They should always
to be placed in the 'meta-tags' editable region.

DW is not really smart enough to figure that out. But - you
can control
where they go by using VIEW | Head Content, which will put a
toolbar between
code and design view, which iconizes the various regions in
the head of the
page. In addition, it puts a cyan outline around the editable
regions, and
you can select the correct one to add the meta content to.
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"LeedsJohn" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> The <head> of my template has four editable
regions.
> One is for the title, one for meta-tags, one for styles,
and one for
> scripts.
> If one of my web-editors uses the following menu:
> Insert -> HTML -> Head tags -> Meta
> The tag is placed in the last editable region in the
<head> area (unless
> they've gone into the code view, and placed the cursor
in the 'meta-tags'
> editable region)
> Can I control where DW places these tags? They should
always to be placed
> in
> the 'meta-tags' editable region.
>

Do I need to insert meta tags on domain if it redirects to web.mac page?

Hi,
I've set up a domain (http://www.blossomsolutions.ca) with Internic.ca in Canada and filled out a very easy form to redirect to http://web.mac.com/blossomsolutions. Through this excellent forum I learned how to insert meta tags into all my pages on the web.mac site using text edit successfully.
Now, I'm wondering, will search engines find me if I have "no code" or meta tags at www.blossomsolutions.ca? Internic is only "redirecting" my URL not hosting it. It costs more money if they "host" my domain and I wouldn't have a clue how to set up an index.html page anyway for this domain. Even if I got someone to do this can you redirect an index.html page from blossomsolutions.ca to a web.mac.com page? i.e. does the domain code need to be empty in order for it to redirect?
Thanks to anyone who can help me with this.
Dazed and confused,
Kathleen
iMAC 2.16GHz 20" Mac OS X (10.4.10)
iMac Mac OS X (10.4.10)
iMac Mac OS X (10.4.10)
iMac Mac OS X (10.4.10)

Hello Kathleen,
Welcome to the forum. You're site looks very clean and elegant.
The domain name you purchased (http://www.blossomsolutions.ca/) is serving as a redirecting page to your iWeb generated web page. The answer to whether or not search engines will find you is both yes and no. Search engines use programs called "spiders" that find pages through links and trace out web pages.
Given some time, sites like Google and MSN will likely find you website (and if you put meta tags in it will display that info in the search engine). But if you are like most iWeb users (myself included) you are impatient for your site to be picked up in search engines. Which is fine, since several search engines provide the means for you to submit your URL. Read this post for more information. http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=3905977&#3905977
Looks like you may have already submitted your .mac page.
Another handy tip for looking up what information a search engine posses on your site is to type "site:" followed by the web address you wish to look up into a search engine. If the search engine has any of the pages to your site it will display them with the meta data they posses. Your site info can be found here. http://www.google.com/search?q=site:http://web.mac.com/blossomsolutions
I checked your .ca address and google didn't come up with anything.
Internic.ca should provide you with the means to apply a little bit of a description to your web address. Apart from that, you can't really add any meta data to the domain name.
Unfortunately even when you get both web addresses picked up by search engines it won't associate them together. They may come up near each other in searches. But the search engine will see them as entirely different sites.
You could host your site at the domain name if you chose to. The process of publishing is one click like to .mac. But you "Publish to a Folder" and then upload the complete page to the domain name. Its more difficult and cost more (if you chose to retain your .mac account) but it would give you better search engine rankings for your name.
—"It costs more money if they "host" my domain and I wouldn't have a clue how to set up an index.html page anyway for this domain. Even if I got someone to do this can you redirect an index.html page from blossomsolutions.ca to a web.mac.com page? i.e. does the domain code need to be empty in order for it to redirect?"
It isn't really worth it have them host your domain name only to put an index.html that redirects to your .mac. Thats basically what the domain forwarding is doing (minus a little bit of info).
My advice is to keep things how you have them. But, just make sure you get the domain submitted to search engines.
Hope this wasn't to long or confusing.
Kind Regards,
—Eric
Ash Films
(see my profile if you want to see my site)

Can I turn off Robo9 Meta Tags that are being inserted?

We are having problems with the Robo9 meta tags and scripts that are being inserted in every file. The problem is especially painful when converting older projects and then attemtping builds that fail because of the new tags and scripts. Is there a way to turn these things off in Robo9? Or, is there a template file somewhre that it uses to create new files that we can modify for our needs? Thanks in advance.

You cannot turn them off.
I suspect your problems are related to your thread at http://forums.adobe.com/message/4089745#4089745
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
@petergrainge

Custom HTML meta tags in head section

We want to add custom HTML code to our html-type (HTMLHelp,
FlashHelp, WebHelp) output.
We know how to add HTML code to the <body> section, by
selecting from RoboHelp's main top menu "Insert > HTML".
We also know how to add HTML code to multiple topics at once,
by adding the HTML code to the header and/or footer or a template,
and linking the relevant topics to that template.
We now want to add HTML code (in particular, custom META
tags) to the <head> section. However, it appears that the
content of the template header appears in the <body> section.
Of course, we could run a search-and-replace-all on our
existing topics, to replace existing HTML code on the <head>
section with our custom code. But we would need to remember to do
this each time we add a new topic. It is not a big deal, but this
does not seem to be a very efficient way of doing this.
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HTML-templates that RoboHelp uses each time a new topic is created,
to automatically insert some standard HTML code. But, do we have
easy access to such HTML-templates? Where are they stored?
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Have you tried working in the "True Code" editor? This seems
to be all you need to do.
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Meta tag in WebDynPro

Hi Experts !
Can anybody tell if is possible to insert meta tags in webdynpro page (view) which will be accepted by internet browser.
Any advise is highly appreciated
michal

Hi,
Mobile WDP does not let the application developer added the meta tags. But it makes use of meta tags for Function Keys and Barcode Scanning.
Hope this is what you were trying to achieve.
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Changing default META TAG

Hi,
is there any solution for changing the default meta tag charset? In my case it's <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf8"> but I need
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=windows-1250">. I can't simply add this meta tag to HTML header, because APEX automatically insert it's own meta tag for character set.
thanx for your advices
Robert

Another issue, which i've solved on my own.
It's not the question of character set in html meta tag. The solution for this issue was easy. You have to import data with NLS_LANG system variable set to correct language. In my case it was EE8MSWIN1250. After such import, all data are displayed correctly within IE.
;o)

Meta tags - Keywords, etc.

Hey guys...
Can someone give me some guidance on where I can insert the Meta Tags and Keywords on my source page so that my site can be searched....etc. Is there a program that does it automatically or do I put them in manually and where...
Thanks in advance.
-MacPaige

iWeb SEO Tool is a freeware application from Rage software that does all this for you.....
http://www.iwebformusicians.com/SearchEngines/Tags.html
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Meta Tags problems

I inserted the appropriate meta tags and follow all
instructions, etc. but when I run an analysis from the site which
handles my web page (i.e., www.register.com) there is no
recognition:
Your Meta Tags
The table below lists the meta tags that are currently on
your site.
Meta Tag Current Content
Title No TITLE tag found
Keywords No META KEYWORDS tag found
Description No META DESCRIPTION tag found
Obviously, I am doing something wrong.
Any suggestions/guidance would be appreciated.

> Obviously, I am doing something wrong.
Yeah. Meta tags have almost NO effect on page ranking or
SERP.
http://www.seomoz.org/articles/search-ranking-factors.php
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"1961tbird" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I inserted the appropriate meta tags and follow all
instructions, etc. but
>when
> I run an analysis from the site which handles my web
page (i.e.,
> www.register.com) there is no recognition:
>
> Your Meta Tags
>
>
> The table below lists the meta tags that are currently
on your site.
>
>
> Meta Tag Current Content
> Title No TITLE tag found
> Keywords No META KEYWORDS tag found
> Description No META DESCRIPTION tag found
>
> Obviously, I am doing something wrong.
>
> Any suggestions/guidance would be appreciated.
>

Keyword Meta Tag Text Box

I use Dreamweaver 8 and read there is a "text box" similar to
the one for description on the toolbar for adding keywords.
This was in the help section of Dreamweaver 8 as follows:
Setting Keywords properties
Many search-engine robots (programs that automatically browse
the web gathering information for search engines to index) read the
contents of the Keywords meta tag and use the information to index
your pages in their databases. Because some search engines limit
the number of keywords or characters they index, or ignore all
keywords if you go beyond the limit, it’s a good idea to use
just a few well-chosen keywords.
Enter your keywords, separated by commas, in the text box
labeled Keywords.
Where on the tool bar is this located or how do you get it on
the toolbar? I have searched but must be missing something.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Don
The Glass Cottage

That information is flawed. The major search engines (with
the possible
exception of Yahoo) do not use keywords at all.
Try INSERT | HTML > Head Tags > Meta Keywords.
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"dbistroff" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
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>I use Dreamweaver 8 and read there is a "text box"
similar to the one for
> description on the toolbar for adding keywords.
>
> This was in the help section of Dreamweaver 8 as
follows:
>
> Setting Keywords properties
>
> Many search-engine robots (programs that automatically
browse the web
> gathering information for search engines to index) read
the contents of
> the
> Keywords meta tag and use the information to index your
pages in their
> databases. Because some search engines limit the number
of keywords or
> characters they index, or ignore all keywords if you go
beyond the limit,
> it?s
> a good idea to use just a few well-chosen keywords.
>
> Enter your keywords, separated by commas, in the text
box labeled
> Keywords.
>
> Where on the tool bar is this located or how do you get
it on the toolbar?
> I
> have searched but must be missing something.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help.
>
> Don
>
http://glasscottage.net[b
>

Dynamic Description Meta tag?

I have a dynamic site that is primarily table driven. I would
like to change the contents of the meta description dynamically so
that the description matches information on the page that is
currently being displayed.
For example: If the page pulls up the product "eye brow
plucker"
I would like the meta description tag to read information in
my table so it will describe my "eye brow plucker"
Can that be done.

No, that's not the Description <meta> tag. It's the character encoding <meta> tag.
To insert the Description <meta> tag in Dreamweaver, go to the Insert panel, and select the Common category from the menu. Click the down arrow alongside Head, and select Description.
That opens a dialog box where you can write your description. There is no limit on how long the description can be, but it should normally be no more than about 20 words. If you write more, it will be ignored by search engines.

Description Meta Tag

Hi all,
I'm looking to update the 'Description Meta Tag' of my website, in the HTML is it this section I need to update: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"> If it is, is there a word/character limit I can input in Dreamweaver?
Many thanls
Nick

No, that's not the Description <meta> tag. It's the character encoding <meta> tag.
To insert the Description <meta> tag in Dreamweaver, go to the Insert panel, and select the Common category from the menu. Click the down arrow alongside Head, and select Description.
That opens a dialog box where you can write your description. There is no limit on how long the description can be, but it should normally be no more than about 20 words. If you write more, it will be ignored by search engines.

PDF properties (meta tags) can't be changed (error 0x80040154 - class not registered)

Hello,
Changing PDF properties (meta tags: author, title, comment, theme etc) in Adobe Reader as well as in Windows Explorer are disabled rsp does not funtion.
1. In Adobe Reader "File properties", the overwriting rsp insertion of text is disabled in grey.
2. In Windows Explorer, following message window appears: "Properties change: Due to an unexpected error, properties can't be changed - Error 0x80040154: class not registered"
(Sorry for the bad translation, but I am running the German version)
Is there a technical explanation and solution for this problem? In other PDF programms, the change of meta data does work fine.
=====================
Windows 7 64-bit, Acrobat Reader X 10.1.1. (Standard PDF Viewer)
=====================
Many thanks & best regards
adiflis

@MadEyes: I found out you had to set a site address in wordpress the hard way, i set it for a dns host and I couldn't get into the wp-admin page or load any sort of image or css.
At the moment i have a server root directory with a wordpress folder on it. Eg:
(/srv/http)/wp/
and a test index file in the root. Eg:
(/srv/http)/index.html
The index file doesn't show up publicly, but it will on the local network.
I set the apache port back to 61669 and tested with canyouseeme.org. I got (i will email you the ip addy):
Success: I can see your service on X.X.X.X on port (61669) >EDIT: If I close apache, then it fails. Start it back up, it succeeds.
Your ISP is not blocking port 61669
I also nmap'd myself and got this:
Host is up (0.025s latency).
Not shown: 996 closed ports
PORT STATE SERVICE
23/tcp open telnet
5989/tcp open wbem-https
6881/tcp filtered bittorrent-tracker
8080/tcp open http-proxy
A port forward is definitely set up, so i dont know how much I can trust this (I did make 6881, but them program isn't open).
Any of this any help?
>EDIT: Excerpt from Webmin: "System hostname localhost.localdomain" this doesn't seem right.
Localhost:
#<ip-address> <hostname.domain.org> <hostname>
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost ablanck
#::1 ablanck.localdomain localhost
Last edited by lucytheboydog (2011-02-07 04:34:24)

How do I create Meta Tags in Contribute?

How do I create meta tags in Contribute. Also, how do I verify if they are inserted correctly in my code and working?

The answer depends upon the type of meta tag you are trying to insert.

How to add creater/author meta tag - DC.creator?

I've never heard of "metadata" before yesterday - I'm still kinda new to web-design. But I added a description + key words so far, and want to add my name as the "creator".
1st question - Will I have to add "meta data" to each individual page? Or does it apply to the entire site?
2nd question - This site: http://webdesign.about.com/od/dreamweaverhowtos/ig/Meta-Tags-in-Dreamweaver/Part-6--Add-Yo ur-Own-Meta-Tags.htm
said I can add an author by going to insert > html > head tags > meta, then using DC.creator as the name, then my name for the value. But there's nowhere to type DC.creator, unless that goes under value, and my name goes under "content."
Anyway, this is what I ended up with - is this correct?
<meta name="DC.creator" content="my name" value="my name" />
thanks all!

thanks - but that's the same link i posted. lol
I was wondering where to type what - Does DC.creator go into the "value" box, and my name into the "content" box?
It gives me : <meta name="DC.creator" content="my name" />
I changed it to : <meta name="DC.creator" content="my name" value="my name" />

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