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The special tags presented in this section are not an exhaustive collection. They're the main tags you'll use often:

<meta> refresh

<meta> description

<meta> keywords

Adding A Site Icon

I'll be presenting other tags in other sections, but these four are the most useful. You'll be adding a site description, keywords, and a site icon to about every page your code.

As a general rule, the <head> of your pages are arranged as below:

<head>

<meta> tags

<link> tags to external CSS and site icon, etc.

local <style> rules, if any

<script> links to external JavaScript

<script> tags for local JavaScripts

The above order insures that your <meta> data is toward the top of your code. That's rule #1. The rest isn't written in stone, but getting to your CSS styling early is important.

The biggest skill you'll need for the special tags isn't in coding them, but in selecting a good site description and keywords. Practice making pages with the following in their <head>s:

<meta name="description" content="site description goes here.">

<meta name="keywords" content="keyword separated by commas will go here.">

<link rel="SHORTCUT ICON" href="URL to favicon.ico">

Using the tags above make and apply a site description, icon, and keywords for pages on the following topics:

Fishing

Having a cat as a pet

Chili recipies