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Original 2026-01-01
Modified 2026-03-09
1 <p>Great job! We‘ve finished marking up the content. Now, let’s return to the &lt;head&gt; tag.</p>
1 <p>Great job! We‘ve finished marking up the content. Now, let’s return to the &lt;head&gt; tag.</p>
2 <p>Notice inside the &lt;head&gt; is a &lt;meta&gt; tag. This is a single tag. In other words, it does not require a paired closing tag at the end.</p>
2 <p>Notice inside the &lt;head&gt; is a &lt;meta&gt; tag. This is a single tag. In other words, it does not require a paired closing tag at the end.</p>
3 <p>You can use &lt;meta&gt; to transmit various metadata (or <i>meta information</i>) to the browser, search engine bot or other device about your site, including the character encoding, content description and so on. To do this, &lt;meta&gt; tags with various attributes and values are used. Here are some of the attributes: charset, content, http-equiv, name and scheme.</p>
3 <p>You can use &lt;meta&gt; to transmit various metadata (or <i>meta information</i>) to the browser, search engine bot or other device about your site, including the character encoding, content description and so on. To do this, &lt;meta&gt; tags with various attributes and values are used. Here are some of the attributes: charset, content, http-equiv, name and scheme.</p>
4 <p>You can use the charset attribute to specify the character encoding for the HTML webpage:</p>
4 <p>You can use the charset attribute to specify the character encoding for the HTML webpage:</p>
5 &lt;meta charset="name of character encoding"&gt;<p>It is <strong>always</strong>best to specify the character encoding explicitly. If you don’t do this, the browser may incorrectly guess it, which will result in a bunch of hieroglyphs being displayed instead of your intended text.</p>
5 &lt;meta charset="name of character encoding"&gt;<p>It is <strong>always</strong>best to specify the character encoding explicitly. If you don’t do this, the browser may incorrectly guess it, which will result in a bunch of hieroglyphs being displayed instead of your intended text.</p>
6 <p>The most widely used encoding in current use is utf-8. You should use it in all of your projects. Previously the windows-1251 encoding was widely used, as it was the standard encoding for Cyrillic in Windows. However, now this is considered to be bad practice.</p>
6 <p>The most widely used encoding in current use is utf-8. You should use it in all of your projects. Previously the windows-1251 encoding was widely used, as it was the standard encoding for Cyrillic in Windows. However, now this is considered to be bad practice.</p>
7 <p>&lt;meta&gt;, &lt;link&gt;, &lt;title&gt; and other tags that are included in &lt;head&gt; contain a special type of content -<i>metadata</i>. This metadata is not displayed on the page directly, but rather it is used to store information about the document and to connect the document to other documents and systems.</p>
7 <p>&lt;meta&gt;, &lt;link&gt;, &lt;title&gt; and other tags that are included in &lt;head&gt; contain a special type of content -<i>metadata</i>. This metadata is not displayed on the page directly, but rather it is used to store information about the document and to connect the document to other documents and systems.</p>