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The HTML meta refresh tag is most often used to redirect or reload web pages.
For example, to refresh a page ever minute you would use something similiar to this: <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60"> This meta tag would be placed in the header of your HTML file. That is to say in the <head> tag. Breaking the HTML meta refresh tag down further: http-equiv="refresh" This tells the web browser that this meta tag is sending an HTTP command and not a regular meta tag. Refresh is what is called a HTTP header used a web server. content="60" This tells the web browser how long to wait (in seconds) before refreshing the page. The other common use for a meta refresh tag is to redirect a visitor to a new page or to another website. The format for this tag is:<br> <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="2; url=http://www.aaahtml.com/"> This tells the web brower to wait 2 seconds, and then redirect to the site defined by the URL attribute.
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