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[Music Man]

Putting it in the \includes\templates\YOUR_TEMPLATE_NAME\common\html_header.php file will display the meta tag on all your pages.

Thanks for the response.

Now I have the file downloaded and opened it.....Could you give me a suggestion as to where in that file to drop the "<meta name=viewport content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">" to make it work properly? That file is roughly 106 lines of code and I'm not that versed on where it would work best....

Thanks

MM

[rbarbour]

Place it below the rest of the meta name tags

Thanks for the response.

Now I have the file downloaded and opened it.....Could you give me a suggestion as to where in that file to drop the "<meta name=viewport content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">" to make it work properly? That file is roughly 106 lines of code and I'm not that versed on where it would work best....

Thanks

MM

[Music Man]

Place it below the rest of the meta name tags

I don't see any other references to "meta name" in that file for the template I am using........ When you posted it got me to wondering if the template that I use might have not used meta name references so I went back to the default template and looked at the header file for that template and the meta tag references are there.

Maybe I can figure out....but looking at the original where I should place it in the current template file that I use..

[Music Man]

OK....I got myself all confused....

There is NO html_header.php file in my custom template.....there is one in the default template....

The only thing in the \includes\templates\YOUR_TEMPLATE_NAME\common\ folder are 2 files: tpl_footer.php and tpl_header.php.

I was looking in the tpl_header.php for the meta tag....and there are none....

Sooooooo is ZC using the default html_header.php? Or bypassing that altogether? Can I add the html_header.php file to my template custom folder and get it to work?

[Music Man]

UPDATE: OK I did some experiments and found that ZC was using the default "html_header.php " file....instead of 1 in the working template folder.....

I added the meta tag to the default "html_header.php " file.....it seems to work so I guess I will wait until the Google 'bug' crawls my site again to see if it likes it better now.....

Thanks for the help and for listening.....

[rbarbour]

Copy the default html_header.php file to the \includes\templates\YOUR_TEMPLATE_NAME\common\ folder

and

Restore the default html_header.php file

All changes should be in the custom templates folder, otherwise upgrading will be a nightmare

UPDATE: OK I did some experiments and found that ZC was using the default "html_header.php " file....instead of 1 in the working template folder.....

I added the meta tag to the default "html_header.php " file.....it seems to work so I guess I will wait until the Google 'bug' crawls my site again to see if it likes it better now.....

Thanks for the help and for listening.....

[Music Man]

Copy the default html_header.php file to the \includes\templates\YOUR_TEMPLATE_NAME\common\ folder

and

Restore the default html_header.php file

All changes should be in the custom templates folder, otherwise upgrading will be a nightmare

Ahhhhhh, thanks for the reminder....I almost forgot that little pearl of wisdom.....It's so easy to make that mistake that is so painful to correct later...