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HTML How to Make a Website HTML First Build Structure

Posted by Abhishek Neogi
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Abhishek Neogi
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 995 Points

Do all meta tags come between the <head> </head> tags?

Hello! Nice to meet you all :)

Just been wondering, you mentioned all meta tags come under the <head> tags and also the fact they are usually invisible from the main website's display

After reviewing the Teacher's notes, I've been wondering, do all meta tags come under the <head> </head> tags?

And are all meta tags responsible for structuring the site's format and properties of the info/elements on display for the viewer? Or do meta tags have more functionality than that?

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Gülpaşa Kılınç
Gülpaşa Kılınç
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Gülpaşa Kılınç
Gülpaşa Kılınç
4,625 Points

absolutely. all the meta tags should be between <head> and </head> there should not any meta tag between body elements.

Abhishek Neogi
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Abhishek Neogi
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 995 Points

Thanks! That makes it much clearer for me :)