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Hi,
I need my website to be described in two languages; Arabic - which is rtl, and, English - which is ltr.
I need the keywords in both languages, too
Is it right to duplicate the meta description and the meta keywords tag????
like this:
or, I should mix them in one tag, like this:
but the website description won't look neat!!!!
I need my website to be described in two languages; Arabic - which is rtl, and, English - which is ltr.
I need the keywords in both languages, too
Is it right to duplicate the meta description and the meta keywords tag????
like this:
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<meta name="keywords" content="Eng Keyword1" > <meta name="keywords" content="عربي" > <meta name="description" content="My website Description" > <meta name="description" content="وصف الموقع" >
or, I should mix them in one tag, like this:
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<meta name="keywords" content="Eng Keyword1, عربي" > <meta name="description" content="My website Description - وصف الموقع" >
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You can creat two pages to achive your requests.
Use only one
e.g.
and always add a title attribute along with your concerned topics.
e.g.
keeping this standards' in your page will help you gain enough points on providing high quality sematics structure over your documents.
Hope it helps...
essential
<meta.../> tag(keywords) and specify all the major keywords that you would want to get indexed by a crawler. e.g.
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<meta name="keywords" content="english is the most commonly used language on the web, another long description of your choice,...,...," />
and always add a title attribute along with your concerned topics.
e.g.
<p>A web page is made up of <em title="elements in HTML">elements</em>, each of which defined by an <acronym title="HyperText Markup Language">HTML</acronym> code, or <em title="HTML <TAG>">tag</em>.</p>
keeping this standards' in your page will help you gain enough points on providing high quality sematics structure over your documents.
Hope it helps...
essential
Last edited by essential; Jul 27th, 2009 at 7:34 am.
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