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Metadata Meta data is information that helps the server identifying a file and how to parse it and also helps search engines indexing the file correctly. Many tags use meta data to enhance the use of a site. A good thing with keeping meta data is that you don't need to put it inside HTML tags on every page. The template takes care of that by extracting wanted meta data from a file with the help of various tags which are discussed more thoroughly in the Template manual. It can be said that meta data controls the interaction between the template and the various pages on the site. If no meta data exists for a file, the server will not know how what to do with it and it will not be displayed correctly. In SiteBuilder there is a special meta data editor that helps you set the meta data right for a particular file. To access the meta data editor focus on the file and select Edit meta data under the Files tab. In the editor the following meta data can be set:
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If the meta data is set to HTML, a template is needed. If the type is
changed to a JPEG image, a template is no longer needed. The
Change button either adds or subtracts the rows of meta
data associated with a specific content type.
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