Microsoft may be shelving Internet Explorer. And the web designers rejoice.
Microsoft may be shelving Internet Explorer. And the web designers rejoice.
Here’s how. It’s a simple line of code in the head section of the HTML.
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="value">
This refresh-tag will redirect you to another webpage automatically. While this isn’t such a big deal, the next example may be of use to you.
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="30; ,URL=http://www.metatags.org/login">
“30” means in how many seconds you are redirected to another page and the new page is shown. So if you have a splash page as your homepage, you can provide a link to the rest of the site, or automatically send the viewer there, after a specified amount of time.
In Muse, you can apply this from the Page Properties menu, under Metatags.