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promolo
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adding keywords to content pages - 9/2/2008 18:30:30
Hello all,
I'm very new to web development and I would appreciate some help:
I'm trying to figure out how to add items such as keyword tags and description tags to content pages that are derived from a master page in Expression Web. It seems that the head is not accesible or editable in the content page code because it is being generated by the masterpage. any help would be much appreciated.
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rdouglass
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RE: adding keywords to content pages - 9/3/2008 8:44:57
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It seems that the head is not accesible or editable in the content page code because it is being generated by the masterpage.
Hi and Welcome to OutFront
Sure you can. I don't use EW but Visual Studio does the same thing.
1. Make sure in the Master Page the the head has a runat=server tag like this:
<head runat="server">
2. Then in your code do something like this:
...
Dim MetaDescription As New HtmlMeta
MetaDescription.Name = "description"
MetaDescription.Content = "My page description here"
Page.Header.Controls.Add(MetaDescription)
...
That help any?
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promolo
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RE: adding keywords to content pages - 9/3/2008 9:01:52
Thanks for the reply rdouglass. Since my post I was able to find some info on this site that worked for my situation.
Here is the link: http://www.frontpagewebmaster.com/m-370960/tm.htm#370960
Now i'm trying to tackle another issue with the child pages. I can't get any PayPal forms to work in child pages because of the way aspx pages handle forms. I can't find any info that is decipherable for newbies like myself. My workaround for anything that isn't working on the aspx pages is to put an inline frame that refers to a basic html page with the forms or scripts that i need to use. I'm sure that there is a proper way to do all this, but I fear it is way over my head.
EY
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