IT Specialist: HTML and CSS

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IT Specialist: HTML and CSS. “1.1 construct markup that uses metadata elements.”.

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1.1 Construct markup that uses metadata elements.

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Metadata elements communicate helpful details about your website..

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One use of metadata elements is to add dynamic script to a web page..

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The <noscript> metadata element presents alternative markup (text) to be displayed to users with browsers that do not support scripts or when the user has disabled scripts in their browser..

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The <style> metadata element defines formatting or style information about other elements of your web page..

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The <link> metadata element tag defines the link between your document and an external source..

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The <meta> metadata element tag defines data about data.

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The Encoding dictates how text is transferred and stored..

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Using keywords or descriptions in a <meta> tag informs a search engine what topics are included in your website..

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By defining viewport settings in the meta tag, you are specifying the user’s visible area of a web page..

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As you present each metadata element, make sure students are clear how each tag can provide important information for a website’s markup..

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The syntax for the meta tag is different than most tags because they are name/content pairs..

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Show a snippet of code and an expansion of how it affects the content..

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The impact of most meta tags are not directly (or easily) seen in the content, which makes them less likely to be used and less likely to be remembered..