Page descriptions and keyword/phrases

Useless · 2005-05-22, 01:06 PM

If your header is creating the first lines of your page, then must include:
DOCTYPE
<HTML>
<HEAD>
all the shit you want in the head
</HEAD>

You'll run into problems along the way, especially cross-browser, if you don't have the necessay coding to tell the browser what it is deciphering.

The footer must end the body and html.

The problem with having a universal header for most of your pages in the inability to customize the title, keywords, and description for the pages as the content changes from page to page.

2005-05-22, 01:06 PM	#4
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