Meta tags in the HTML are used to include in web pages special information invisible in a browser. Such information may be used by browsers and web search engines for author identification and other purposes. To use Meta tags, you must be familiar with HTML.

Examples of Meta tags:

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<META NAME="Author" CONTENT="John Smith">

To access the Meta Information dialog box, select a page in the Logical Layout, then select Logical Layout > Meta Information... from the menu.

The dialog box has a window displaying all Meta tags present in your page.

If you want to add a new Meta tag, click the Add button. This will open a dialog box enabling you to fill in the HTTP-Equiv, Name and Content fields. Depending on the Meta tag you are creating, you can omit some of these fields. When you have finished typing the values, click the OK button. The new Meta tag will appear in the list.

If you want to edit an existing Meta tag, select it by clicking its HTTP-Equiv field. Then click the Modify button. A dialog box is displayed, enabling you to change the HTTP-Equiv, Name and Content fields. When you have finished typing the values, click the OK button.

Select a Meta Tag and click the Delete button to delete a tag.