Meta tags, keywords

[Ruud]

Hi,

in this line:
<META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="none">

I wanted to replace "none" by keywords used in the text on my webpage; but
all that I type is refused and "none" reappears...

Is this right ?
Ruud

 

[Kris]

in this line:
<META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="none">

I wanted to replace "none" by keywords used in the text on my webpage; but
all that I type is refused and "none" reappears...

Send back the leprechaun and ask for a refund.

Honestly, what application are you using?

 

[Steve Pugh]

in this line:
<META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="none">

I wanted to replace "none" by keywords used in the text on my webpage; but
all that I type is refused and "none" reappears...

Which program are you typing in? Have you tried using a plain text
editor rather than anything fancy?

BTW, most search engines totally ignore meta keywords these days so
there's usually very little point including them.

Steve

 

[Ruud]

Send back the leprechaun and ask for a refund.

Honestly, what application are you using?

It is a straightforward html editor: Webber32....
Ruud

 

[Ruud]

Which program are you typing in? Have you tried using a plain text
editor rather than anything fancy?

BTW, most search engines totally ignore meta keywords these days so
there's usually very little point including them.

Steve

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Steve Pugh <[email protected]> <http://steve.pugh.net/>

I use Webber32, a simple (but I like it !) html editor (certainly nothing
fancy !)
Ruud

 

[Steve Pugh]

I use Webber32, a simple (but I like it !) html editor (certainly nothing
fancy !)

Obviously it's not simple enough if it won't let you change the text.

Steve