: Is there any difference between writing meta keywords with or without space? Today I was creating keywords for my website and I have one issue. Is there any difference between writing: <meta
Today I was creating keywords for my website and I have one issue.
Is there any difference between writing:
<meta name="keywords" content="HTML,CSS,JavaScript,PHP"/>
And the same code but after every keyword there will be one space like this:
<meta name="keywords" content="HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP"/>
I am asking this because when I am surfing the web I usually find both versions. Does it make an impact on website SEO?
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In HTML5, keywords is one of the standard metadata names.
It defines steps that user agents must follow to obtain the page’s list of keywords. One of these steps is:
Split the value of the element's content attribute on commas.
As the linked definition of "split a string on commas" explains, "leading and trailing whitespace" will be stripped:
Strip leading and trailing whitespace from s.
tl;dr: It doesn’t matter if there is a space after or before the delimiter (i.e., the comma ,), conforming user agents will obtain the same list of keywords.
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