HTML Tag Reference -- FreeFind.com

  <!-- FreeFind Links "http://yoursite.com/yourdoc1.html"
                      "http://yoursite.com/yourdoc2.html"
                      "http://yoursite.com/yourdoc3.html"
                      -->

Note: The specified page(s) must be in your web site. You cannot use this tag to "jump" to pages served from a different domain or directory tree unless a page in that site has been specified as an additional starting point. To specify an additional starting point, log in to the Control Center then go to the page and use the set starting points link.
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Tag: 
Scope: Global
Description: Old tag. Use the stripQueries meta tag in preference to this one. This tag makes the spider remove the query string from links before following each link.
See Also: <meta name=FreeFind content="stripQueries">
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The Site Map (top)

Tag: 
Scope: Page
Description: This tag prevents a page from being included in your site map. It may be placed anywhere in the page. Note that unless the sub-pages are linked into your site someplace else, those pages will also be removed from the site map.
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Tag: 
Scope: Page
Description: This tag sets the title of this page as it will appear in your site map and what's new listing. This does not affect the page title shown in the search results. It may be placed anywhere in the page.
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The What's New Listing (top)

Tag: 
Scope: Page
Description: This tag prevents a page from being included in your what's new page. It may be placed anywhere in the page.
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Tag: 
Scope: Page
Description: This tag controls how a page entry will appear in your what's new page. It may be placed anywhere in the page.

The "Date" attribute is the date that the page was last modified. If no date is provided the "last-modified" date as provided by your web page server will be used. If your server does not provide the that information the page will not be included in the what's new listing.

The "Icon" attribute specifies which image to display next to the what's new entry for this page. Specify the complete URL of the image to display, including the leading "http://". If no icon attribute is provided, no image is displayed next to the entry for this page.

The "Comment" attribute provides text to display for this page's entry. Typically you would describe what is new or updated on the page.

There is no need to specify all of the attributes of this tag. You may supply any mix-and-match of the Date, Icon, or Comment

If more than one of these tags is present the attributes are combined, using the latest instance of each one. For example:

  <!-- FreeFind New Date="May 5 2004" -->
  <!-- FreeFind New Icon="http://asite.com/new.gif" -->
  <!-- FreeFind New Comment="All new!" -->
  <!-- FreeFind New Date="May 7 2004" -->
  <!-- FreeFind New Comment="Changed this and that." -->

is equivalent to:

  <!-- FreeFind New Date="May 7 2004"
  Icon="http://asite.com/new.gif"
  Comment="Changed this and that." -->

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DataSearch (top)

The tags in this section allow you to make the search engine operate in data search mode, and control which parts of your web pages are considered "items" to index.

Tag: 
Scope: Global
Description: This tag informs the search engine that you want to use the Data Search feature, not the regular page search. It must appear at the top of the first page that the spider examines - the one specified as the account's web site address.

Note: You must replace "YourSiteID" with your actual site ID (provided in your signup email).
See Also: 
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Tag: 
Scope: Sub-page
Description: Begins a list "item" to be included in the index. All the HTML appearing between this tag and the "end listing" tag will be considered one data "item". All of the addresses within the item must start with "http://..." or they will not work when the item is displayed in the search results.
Related Tag: 
See Also: 
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Tag: 
Scope: Sub-page
Description: Ends a list "item" to be included in the index. All the HTML appearing between the "listing" tag and this tag will be considered one data "item". All of the addresses within the item must start with "http://..." or they will not work when the item is displayed in the search results.
Related Tag: 
See Also: 
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Tag: 
Scope: Page
Description: This tag is typically used to specify a category for all the listings on a given page. It is placed once at the top of the page, and applies to all of the items on that page. The value part of the tag may be any valid HTML. Single quotes (') enclose the value field instead of double quotes ("), and all addresses must start with "http://..." or they will not work when the HTML is displayed in the search results.

In the search results each item begins with the HTML specified in this tag. It is usually used to describe and link to a page of similar items. Here's an example of a "sites that begin with F" category:

  <!-- FreeFind Category value='<small>Category: <a
  href="http://www.FreeFind.com/dsdemo/index.html">
  F sites</a></small>' -->

Tag Index (top)

<meta name=description content="the page description">

<meta name="document-date" content="06 Nov 2004 14:49:37 GMT">

<meta name=FreeFind content="follow, noFollow">

<meta name=FreeFind content="followScript, noFollowScript">

<meta name=FreeFind content="noFollowQueries">

<meta name=FreeFind content="neverFollowScript">

<meta name=FreeFind content="noRobotsTag">

<meta name=FreeFind content="stripQueries">

<meta name=keywords content="keywords here">

<meta name=robots content="all, none, follow, noFollow">

<nofollow>

<nofollowscript>

<title>

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