Hello again. Im really sorry for so much questions, but Im learning, and the answer I look for is not in the manual. Later I hope be able to help others…
My question:
Where can I adjust the metatags for my web? I couldnt find any code tab just to paste the code, or any other way to do this.
Thanks again.
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On 16 Aug 2011, at 13:12, rakeljuice wrote:
Where can I adjust the metatags for my web?
Have a look under the Page menu>Meta tags.
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There’s a dialog for that: Page / Meta Tags. You can edit existing
tags, or add new ones.
Remember, only enter the name and value, let Freeway do the work of
composing the tag. The reason why it works like this is because
Freeway can write HTML 4 and XHTML, and the tags are different
depending on that. If you were hand-coding, you’d have to go through
all your singleton tags and self-close them whenever you decided to
change to XHTML – but in Freeway, you change the page level, and
everything else follows along like a well-trained poodle.
Walter
On Aug 16, 2011, at 8:12 AM, rakeljuice wrote:
Hello again. Im really sorry for so much questions, but Im learning,
and the answer I look for is not in the manual. Later I hope be able
to help others…My question:
Where can I adjust the metatags for my web? I couldnt find any code
tab just to paste the code, or any other way to do this.Thanks again.
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ok, Thank you. I tried with that box, but didnt thing it was, because i suppossed (correctly) that you need to insert the name of the metatags, and freeway its supposed to can be used for anyone who doesnt know coding… huhummmm… this is something I found in Freeway, that you need to know a bit at least.
On 16 Aug 2011, 2:03 pm, waltd wrote:
The reason why it works like this is because
Freeway can write HTML 4 and XHTML, and the tags are different
depending on that.
Regarding the code, I have a question. Is better to export a XHTML 1.0 Transitional or a HTML 4.01 Transitional. iweb do the first without asking.
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There’s no “better” here. They are different, and there’s no technical
reason to choose one or the other. If you are building pages that will
be added to another site, one that already has a style established,
then you would want to follow the lead of the rest of the site. If you
are building templates that will be carved up by a programmer and used
to generate a dynamic site, then you must do whatever the programmer
asks.
XHTML came after HTML, so some people naturally assume it must be
better. It isn’t, and so it’s really just a personal choice. As long
as your page is valid for whatever DOCTYPE you chose (and Freeway
will always generate valid code, unless you do something long-hand in
a markup element or Action to change that) then it doesn’t matter
which DOCTYPE it is valid to, as long as the whole page matches.
There’s no need to have all the pages in a site be valid to the same
doctype, either, because this is a state that is decided on a page-by-
page basis.
Walter
On Aug 16, 2011, at 2:04 PM, rakeljuice wrote:
ok, Thank you. I tried with that box, but didnt thing it was,
because i suppossed (correctly) that you need to insert the name of
the metatags, and freeway its supposed to can be used for anyone who
doesnt know coding… huhummmm… this is something I found in
Freeway, that you need to know a bit at least.On 16 Aug 2011, 2:03 pm, waltd wrote:
The reason why it works like this is because
Freeway can write HTML 4 and XHTML, and the tags are different
depending on that.Regarding the code, I have a question. Is better to export a XHTML
1.0 Transitional or a HTML 4.01 Transitional. iweb do the first
without asking.Thanks again.
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thanks for your explanation. Now Im trying the create email action and it says you need to use the HTML mode. I knew that for email, but not for webs. Thanks again for your time.
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HTML doesn’t really belong in e-mail – it was tacked on as an
afterthought, and the quality of that implementation is mired
somewhere in the last century. Using HTML 3.2 is absolutely
bulletproof, and HTML 4 is useable if you are then post-processing the
generated code to remove problematic elements and coding methods. If
you’re using the Action for generating mail templates, you should be
fine as long as you follow the directions precisely.
Walter
On Aug 16, 2011, at 3:20 PM, rakeljuice wrote:
thanks for your explanation. Now Im trying the create email action
and it says you need to use the HTML mode. I knew that for email,
but not for webs. Thanks again for your time.
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