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    19.2.2. Adding Descriptions A description is a short, one-paragraph summary of the content of a page.


Some search engines use your description as the text that appears in the results next to the link to your page. TECHTALK A description is a short, one-paragraph summary of the content or purpose of a page.   Because all the pages of your site are different, don't bother inserting a general description in the template document. It's better to write a specific description for each page of your site. Also, brevity is the key. Try to use no more than three short sentences. To add a description, choose the Description object from the menu of head objects on the Insert panel, as Figure 19-5 shows. Dreamweaver opens the Description dialog box shown in Figure 19-6. Type the page description and click OK. Figure 19-5. Choosing the Description object from the menu of head objects   Figure 19-6. Typing a three-line page description     19.2.3. Refreshing the Page or Redirecting the Browser The refresh meta tag causes the browser to reload the current page to jump to another page entirely after a certain number of seconds. To add a refresh meta tag, choose the Refresh object from the menu of head objects on the Insert panel, as shown in Figure 19-7. When you do, the Refresh dialog box appears, as Figure 19-8 shows. Figure 19-7. Choosing the Refresh object from the head objects menu   Figure 19-8. Setting the attributes of the refresh meta tag   TIP Want to keep people from snooping inside your img or images folder? Drop a page called index.html inside this folder, and put a refresh meta tag on the page that redirects the browser to some other page of your site. As a courtesy, also provide a direct link to the same page, just in case something goes wrong.   In the Delay field, give the number of seconds before the refresh or redirect kicks in. Then, under Action, choose what should happen. If you want to redirect the browser, click the Browse button and choose a page of your site, or type the URL of the destination in the Go To URL field. If you want to refresh the current page, choose Refresh This Document. Click OK to add the refresh meta tag to your page.           19.3. Running Reports