A meta refresh is something coded into the html of a website. It forces the current web page to automatically refresh after a given amount of time as specified in the code.
Technically you just typed one :P "The website did not refresh immediately."
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Meta refers to the supernatural. Metaphysical is the processes, beyond the physical. For instance, the brain is physical and can be seen, but thoughts are mental and remain unseen.
by using the meta tag <meta HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="5(duration in sec)">
by using the meta tag <meta HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="5(duration in sec)">
The easiest way to make auto refresh on a webpage is using of meta refresh:"5" is a refresh interval in seconds.Put it in between and tags.
Using a Meta Refresh. Place this on your page.
To reload the Current Page, use the Meta Refresh Tag in the of your HTML document.EXAMPLE: = HTML tag.http-equiv="refresh" = Attribute tells the browser this meta tag is sending an HTTP command instead of a standard meta tag. Refresh is an HTTP header used by a Web server. The header tells the server the page is going to be reloaded or sent somewhere else.content="2" = Amount of time, in seconds, the browser should wait to reload the current page.
*answers my own old question* Yes you can. with this handy gadget. the META tag! *angels sing in background* <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0;url=URL HERE">
By using this tag you are able to define after how long a page has to be refreshed or after a certain period of seconds you want your visitor to be redirected to another webpage. Search engines usually don't like it when you use refresh pages. A better solution is to add a click able link.An example of a refresh value is:This refresh-tag will redirect you to another webpage automaticly.
of Cool, Adapted to cool and refresh; allaying heat.
Any displayed image with a resolution or refresh rate greater than 480i is classified as high definition.
The refresh key does exactly what it says, it refreshes. IF you are on the internet, it reloads the page I if you are on your desktop, it reloads the desktop image and all of your Icons and processors. If you are anywhere, It will reload whatever you are doing
script language="javascript" type="text/jscript">function metatime(btn){setTimeout ("window.location.href='URL HERE';" , 15000 );btn.value="wait 15 sec..";}
Meta tags do not have closing tags in HTML. The following is perfectly valid HTML: <meta http-equiv="content-language" content="en"> When you get into XHTML, you'll need to close the tag but by definition meta tags are self-closing. So the correct way to close the meta tag would be by adding a forward slash just before the closing bracket, like so: <meta http-equiv="content-language" content="en" />