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Which are the most commonly occuring pieces of information which are put into the <head> section of an HTML document. |
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<TITLE> to specify a title for the window head is mandatory and very common. Other common fields are: <META HTTP-EQUIV ...> to specify character set, etc. <META HTTP-EQUIV="PICS-Labels" ...> to specify PICS rating info. <META NAME="GENERATOR" ...> web editor. <META NAME="keywords" ...> for search engines. <META NAME="description" ...> for search engines. <META NAME="author" ...> for search engines. <META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" ...> to specify automatic refresh. <LINK REL="stylesheet" ,,,> or <STYLE ...> to reference or include style sheets. <SCRIPT language="JavaScript"> can be both in <HEAD> and <BODY> but neater and easier to hide from old browsers if in the <HEAD>.
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