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Meta Tags
In this Hasty Treat, Wes and Scott talk about Meta Tags.
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Show Notes- 00:25 Welcome
- Syntax 379 - The Link Tag
- 01:24 Sponsor: Sanity
- 02:50 Sponsor: Sentry
- 04:28 What are Meta Tags?
- 05:01 What is charset?
- 07:41 The viewport tag
- That’s a Nice Touch on TikTok
- 10:25 SEO and page data
- 12:03 Browser display tags
- 14:20 Dead tags
- 16:24 Robot tags
- 17:53 Adult ratings tag
- 18:18 Google site verification tags
- Google Verification tags
- 19:35 Open Graph social tags
- Facebook Meta tags
- Open Graph
- 22:54 Generator tag
- 25:54 http-equiv tag
- http equiv
- 27:20 Apple specific tags
- Apple specific tags
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