HTML Meta Keywords for Topics
Learn how to add HTML meta keywords to your Paligo topics.
You can add HTML meta keywords to your topics. Google no longer uses keywords for search engine optimization (SEO), but they may still be used by other search engines or applications. If you use keywords, you should add words and phrases that are relevant to the subject matter of the topic.
To add an HTML meta keyword, use the info
, keywordset
, and keyword
elements, so that they are in a structural hierarchy like this:
<info> <keywordset> <keyword>First keyword</keyword> <keyword>Second keyword</keyword> </keywords> </info>
We recommend that you add the info, keywordset, and keywords immediately after the title in your topics.
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Open a topic in the Paligo editor.
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Select a valid position for the info element, for example, immediately after the title but before the first paragraph.
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Use the element context menu to add the
info
element.To access the element context menu, press Alt and Enter (Windows) or Option ⌥ and Enter (Mac).
Note
If you already have an
info
element, you can add keywords inside that. For example, you may already have aninfo
element to contain anabstract
for a meta description. In which case, you can add thekeywordset
andkeyword
elements inside the sameinfo
element, before or after theabstract
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Use the element context menu to add the
keywordset
element inside theinfo
element. -
Use the element context menu to add the
keyword
element inside thekeywordset
element. -
Enter the keyword or key phrase in the
keyword
element. -
Repeat steps 5 and 6 inclusive to add more keywords as required.
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Add the rest of the topic's content after the
info
element. -
Select Save.
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Publish your content to HTML and use the browser's inspection tool to view the source code of the page. The keywords are added as HTML meta tags inside the <head> section of the page, for example:
<meta name="keywords" content="control, automation, remote control">