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<meta> Intraseek

 

This tag is defined by Netscape and is designed to help the crawler indexing only the wanted pages. It gives the documents a set of restrictions that the crawler must follow. It also provides the crawler with important words and a summary shown

 

Attributes

name=robots
The argument robots lets the crawler know that there will be a restriction imposed on its indexing of the page it currently is indexing.

content=all,none,index,noindex,follow,nofollow
These are the restrictions that will be imposed on the crawler. The restrictions can be mixed and should be given as a comma-separated list.

all
This is the default setting, telling the crawler that there are no restrictions. Lets the crawler index all words and follow all new links found. This works the same as "index,follow".

none
Tells the crawler to ignore the page, and not retrieve and new links from it. This works in the same way as combining "noindex, nofollow".

index
Index this page

noindex
Do not index this page.

follow
Follow all new links found on this page.

nofollow
Do not follow any new links found on this page.

name=keyword

content=keyword1[,keyword2,...]
Gives the crawler a comma-separated list of the most important words in the document. It is recommended to use this tag as much as possible as the probability of a successful search is greatly improved.

name=description

content=Summary of page content..
Meta descriptions are used as page summaries when presenting search results. If no meta description is found, IntraSeek will create a summary from the text that appears on top of the page.

A good use for meta descriptions could be to avoid the text from navigation interfaces at the top of the pages, which would otherwise become the summary.

 

Example


<sb-output file>
<title>#title#</title>
<meta name="keywords" content="#keywords#">
<meta name="description" content="#description#">
</sb-output>

meta