Okay,hear’s a breakdown of the provided HTML meta tags,categorized for clarity.This represents the metadata for a webpage, likely an article on The Age website about Maddison Inglis and Naomi Osaka at the Australian Open.
1. Font Preloading:
These tags are designed to improve page load speed by telling the browser to download the fonts before they are needed to render the text.
* <link as="font" crossorigin="anonymous" href="https://www.theage.com.au/hashed-assets/449e5d44.woff2" rel="preload"/>
* <link as="font" crossorigin="anonymous" href="https://www.theage.com.au/hashed-assets/5968cc8e.woff2" rel="preload"/>
* <link as="font" crossorigin="anonymous" href="https://www.theage.com.au/hashed-assets/7f972a57.woff2" rel="preload"/>
* <link as="font" crossorigin="anonymous" href="https://www.theage.com.au/hashed-assets/b39ef744.woff2" rel="preload"/>
* <link as="font" crossorigin="anonymous" href="https://www.theage.com.au/hashed-assets/f2f472d3.woff2" rel="preload"/>
* <link as="font" crossorigin="anonymous" href="https://www.theage.com.au/hashed-assets/feb4c371.woff2" rel="preload"/>
2. Title & Description (for SEO & Snippets):
These tags define the core content of the page for search engines and for display in search results.
* <meta data-rh="true" content="Video: Inglis explains moments that led to Osaka withdrawal" name="title"/> – The page title.
* <meta data-rh="true" content="Maddison Inglis speaks to James Bracey and Alicia Molik after progressing to the fourth round of the Australian Open." name="description"/> – A brief summary of the page’s content.
3. Keywords:
These tags used to be very importent for SEO, but are now less so. They provide keywords related to the page’s content.
* <meta data-rh="true" content="" name="keywords"/> – Empty, meaning no specific keywords are defined.
* <meta data-rh="true" content="" name="news_keywords"/> – Empty, for news-specific keywords.
4. Facebook Meta Tags (Open Graph):
These tags are used when the page is shared on Facebook. They control how the link appears.
* <meta data-rh="true" content="230318243699378" property="fb:app_id"/> – Facebook App ID.
* <meta data-rh="true" content="119817336421" property="fb:pages"/>
* <meta data-rh="true" content="108603349088" property="fb:pages"/>
* <meta data-rh="true" content="144226982353442" property="fb:pages"/>
* <meta data-rh="true" content="1512741838937542" property="fb:pages"/>
* <meta data-rh="true" content="353068424784135" property="fb:pages"/>
* <meta data-rh="true" content="468598989986151" property="fb:pages"/>
* <meta data-rh="true" content="941917672546382" property="fb:pages"/>
* <meta data-rh="true" content="1618026928452148" property="fb:pages"/>
* <meta data-rh="true" content="492499720777787" property="fb:pages"/> – These are likely Facebook page IDs related to The Age or Australian Open coverage.
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