#### 13.4.6.1 Providing meta content with paragraph formats

When you assign the Meta property and a <meta> tag name attribute to a paragraph format, the text of such a paragraph becomes a <meta> tag content attribute for the specified <meta> tag:

[HTMLParaStyles]

ParaFmt = Meta

Explicitly assigning the Meta property to a paragraph format is optional when you assign a tag name to that format in the following section:

[StyleMetaName]

; doc style = name to use for meta tag whose content is the para text

ParaFmt = metaname

For example, suppose you use paragraph format Metakeys to supply content for the keywords attribute:

[StyleMetaName]

Metakeys=keywords

With this setting, the text of every Metakeys paragraph would become content for a “keywords” <meta> tag in the <head> element of the HTML file. For example, if the text of a Metakeys paragraph is “staff, location, reporting, roster”, the <meta> tag would look like this:

<meta name="keywords" content="staff, location, reporting, roster">

You need a different paragraph format for each <meta> tag. For example, if you want author and source tags, you might define paragraph formats MetaAuthor and MetaSource, and map them as follows:

[HTMLParaStyles]

Meta*=Meta Delete

[StyleMetaName]

MetaAuthor=author

MetaSource=source

The Delete property prevents the content of these special paragraphs from appearing in body text; see §21.3.12 Eliminating unwanted paragraphs.

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