Possible to include keywords in Web Gallery?

I'm fairly new to LR, just been using it a couple weeks as a recent switcher from Aperture, I'm really liking it! One question I have concerns exporting to a web gallery: is it possible to include keywords? I'm using a PayPal template and have also checked some of the included templates but I don't see an option anywhere to add keywords to the caption area. Is this possible and I'm just missing it?
Thanks!

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