Difference between Meta Tags in Pagebuilder and Wrapper?

jdp

I am attempting to embed a Flash game in a Pagebuilder page. I know I need to input the script tag in the head, but where should I paste in the code?

In the Page Wrapper Editor, this messaging exists:

Page Wrapper > Edit > Meta Tags

"Additional HTML Tags for HEAD Element

If you want to include SCRIPT elements for javascript or LINK elements, you can enter them here. The META keywords and description tags are generated from the keywords and description entered, but you can enter additional META tags here as well.

Any additional tags you enter should be valid HTML tags. For example:

Identify Version, there exists this messaging:

"Step 5. Additional Meta Tags:

Additional Meta data tags can be placed in the HTML for your Page to provide more information about the Page. These Meta data tags can be used to provide copyright information, the author, or the appropriate character set for displaying the page."

Are these two sections essentially the same thing, with different messaging. Under which would I paste the script code? Would the Pagebuilder Meta be OK, or is it Page Wrapper Editor? Will it matter?

Adrian Cotter

Hey JDP,

If this wrapper exists solely for the sake of the Flash game, then it does not really matter.

Generally speaking, a wrapper is going to be use across multiple pages, so you would only want general scripts and CSS going into the page wrappers "additional HTML tags for HEAD element", and then on the page builder "additional meta tags" are you would put specific CSS, scripts, etc. that would matter to the individual page (if any).

Make sense?

jdp

Adrian Cotter:

Hey JDP,

If this wrapper exists solely for the sake of the Flash game, then it does not really matter.

Generally speaking, a wrapper is going to be use across multiple pages, so you would only want general scripts and CSS going into the page wrappers "additional HTML tags for HEAD element", and then on the page builder "additional meta tags" are you would put specific CSS, scripts, etc. that would matter to the individual page (if any).

Make sense?

It makes a good amount of sense, but I just wanted to clarify.

The wrapper is sitewide, but the Flash will exist only on the one page.

Does that change anything you just wrote?

Adrian Cotter

jdp :

It makes a good amount of sense, but I just wanted to clarify.

The wrapper is sitewide, but the Flash will exist only on the one page.

Does that change anything you just wrote?

Nope. Since the SCRIPT is only for the flash file, so its more appropriate to put it in the Page Builder "additional meta tags" area.

So an easy rule to follow then is

a) is this piece of code/css/script general purpose -> put it in the wrapper

b) is this piece of code/css/script specific to some content -> put it in the Page Builder page

Then if your b) pages become numerous (you keep on adding more and more flash files to more and more pages for instance) you could decide to either, just put the code everywhere (i.e. in the page wrapper) or to create a new wrapper specific to these kinds of files (a flash content wrapper)...