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Wondering if this is something that helps or hinders.
Thanks ppl.
(edited by: agerhart at 8:51 pm (gmt) on Nov. 3, 2001)
Putting these tags outside of the HTML tags would only hurt you as they wouldn't be inside the HTML of the page itself.....
but, then I copied the code and pasted it into a blank document in Dreamweaver.......
and for some reason the tags that were above the <HTML> tags now appeared below the <HTML> tags.
One of two things is happening that I can think of:
- Dreamweaver caught the misplacing of the tags and put them in the right place
- The optimizer or web designer that put them above the <HTML> tags knows something that I don't!
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And then after thinking about this, I realized that this probably wouldn't even matter.....how much weight do META tags have these days? Even if so, why would it matter that there was <HTML> and <HEAD> before them?
I don't think that there is much to it........IMO
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Mayby if the meta tags above the <HTML> are different from the metatag in the <HEAD> section, the web designer is trying to corner some keywords that are not in the page body section. I don't think it matters much since meta tags are not that improtant.
