HTML and no index, follow
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I’m just learning about HTML and I was wondering can a tag be put into a dynamic HTML page?
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Hi Damien,
On this project, I'm not making the changes, I just make recommendations. I just want to make sure my recommendation is accurate.
Thanks for your guidance.
Eric
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Hi Dejan,
On this project, I'm not making the changes, I just make recommendations. I just want to make sure my recommendation is accurate.
Thanks for your guidance.
Eric
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Eric are you using a content management system such as wordpress to run your website? If so then there will be functionality / plugins that handle this for you.
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It can but you'll have to pull a different header for different pages as you do with any dynamic page.
For example if you are using a template and you put that in the header of the template it wouldn't index any page created off that template, so take care when implementing it to ensure it only ends up on the pages you intend it to.
DD
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