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<META name="resource-type" content="document">
Ummm, I guess this says that this page is a document... instead of what?
Actually, I'm not really sure what this means... a hosting provider I used a
long time ago suggested I include this line for the benefit of its internal
search engine, and I've carried it over on my pages ever since, but it's
probably useless. (I've since
found out that
this tag was originated in site-index.pl, an indexing script that was
popular around 1994-95, which also originated the keywords and
description META tags. Those two caught on, but the resource-type one
didn't. Other than "document", the other possible value was "service", to denote
non-static pages such as search engines and guestbooks.)
Meta Tag Validation
Validating XHTML transitional compliance:
The GILS meta tags that I supplied to your development templates
DO NOT validate. Sorry for the inconvenience, but until I had my
site finished and started running the validation, I was not
aware of this case rule in transitional markup.
Example Wrong: <META NAME="url" SCHEME="URI" CONTENT="http://uid.dli.state.mt.us/uid/uihome.asp"
/>
Example that validates: <meta name="url" scheme="URI" content="http://uid.dli.state.mt.us/uid/uihome.asp" />
This fix is fairly painless in our Dreamweaver MX 2004 using the Results tab ->Search ->Find and Replace. Searching in Source code, either running the whole site or folder by folder, check match case and uncheck ignore whitespace. Do a find for META NAME, replace with meta name. Run. Then repeat with CONTENT to content, and SCHEME to scheme, separately.
If you haven't done all your meta tags yet, edit the
following for YOUR sites Subjects and Originator, title,
keywords, and url, then copy and paste into the <head> of your
documents.
******************
<title></title>
<meta name="url" scheme="URI" content="http://dli.state.mt.us/"
/>
<meta name="keywords" content="montana labor industry employment
jobs wages workers employers professional licensing career DLI
unemployment rules laws" />
<meta http-equiv="content-type"
content="text/html;charset=iso-8859-1" />
<meta name="description" content="" />
<meta name="title" content="" />
<meta name="Subjects" content="Employment and Income;" />
<meta name="Subjects" content="Employment and Income;Benefits;"/>
<meta name="Subjects" content="Employment and Income;Job
Searching;"/>
<meta name="Subjects" content="Employment and Income;Job
training;"/>
<meta name="Subjects" content="Employment and Income;Labor
Laws;" />
<meta name="Subjects" content="Employment and
Income;Professional and occupational licenses;" />
<meta name="Subjects" content="Employment and
Income;Unemployment;" />
<meta name="Subjects" content="Employment and Income;Wages and
Salaries;" />
<meta name="Subjects" content="Employment and Income;Workers
Compensation;" />
<meta name="Subjects" content="State Government;Agencies;" />
<meta name="Subjects" content="Laws and Regulations;Labor
laws;">
<meta name="Subjects" content="Laws and
Regulations;Administrative rules;">
<meta name="Subjects" content="Laws and Regulations;Regulations
and Rules of Procedure;">
<meta name="originator" content="Department of Labor and
Industry; Centralized Services Division" />
<meta name="dateofLastModification" scheme="ISO8601" content="
2003-12-01" />
<meta name="createDate" scheme="ISO8601" content=" 2003-12-01"
/>
<meta name="resourcetype" content="home page" />
<meta name="medium" content="web resource" />
<meta name="format" scheme="IMT" content="text/html" />
<meta name="govtype" content="state" />
<meta name="distribution" content="global" />
<meta name="contactPhoneNumber" content="406-444-xxxx" />
<meta name="robots" content="all" />
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Also on the Results tab -> Validation -> Check your pages or
site
Other validation reminders:
Close all tags that html doesn't require to close
<hr> to <hr />
<br> to <br />
<meta name="url" scheme="URI" content=""> to
<meta name="url" scheme="URI" content="" />
<img src="/images/state_icon.gif" alt="state icon"> to
<img src="/images/state_icon.gif" alt="state icon" />
HTML
tag reference guide - <META name resource-type>
<META name resource-type>.
Description, Attributes, Examples ... <meta
name="resource-type" content="document">. Indicates the web page
is a document. ...
www.html-reference.com/META_name_resourcetype.htm - 7k -
Defines the type of document. Only allows one value (document) and it does not seem to be used.
| <meta name="Resource-Type" content="text"> | |
| "text" must be set to "document". | |
<meta name="resource-type" content="document"> |
Indicates the web page is a document.
Net
Wealth Group - Online Mata Tag Generator
... <META name="resource-type"
content="document"> The only
resource type that is currently
in use is "document" This is the only tag that you need to
put in for ...
www.netwealthgroup.com/metatag.php - 21k -
Supplemental Result -
Meta Tag Generator
This useful tool will create a set of meta tags for your page based on the information you enter. Useful if you're not sure how to do it. Once you have entered and submitted the information in the fields, you will receive an email with your meta tags ready to copy and paste into your document
What can I include in a meta tag?
There are basically four major meta tags that you can use:
<META name="resource-type"
content="document">
The only
resource type that is currently in use is "document"
This is the only tag that you need to put in for indexing
purposes, but using additional tags.
<META name="description" content="a description of your
page">Depending on the search engine, this will be displayed
along with the title of your page in an index. "Content"
could be a word, sentence or even paragraph to describe your
page. Keep this reasonably short, concise and to the point.
However, be careful with your description - make sure it's
an appropriate reflection of the content of your page!
<META name="keywords" content="a, list, of, keywords">Choose
whatever keywords you think are appropriate, separated by
commas. Remember to include synonyms, Americanisms and so
on. If your page is about cars, you might want to include
keywords such as car, cars, vehicles, automobiles etc.
<META name="distribution" content="one of several">
Content should contain either global, local or iu (for
Internal Use). My advice is to stick to "global".
Where do I put my meta tags?
Your meta tags go in between the <HEAD>and</HEAD> tags of your page like this:
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Your Page Title</TITLE>
<META name="resource-type"
content="document">
<META name="description" content="a description of your
page">
<META name="keywords" content="a, list, of, keywords">
<META name="distribution" content="one of several">
</HEAD>