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<!-- 1 --> <meta name="кeywords" content="........." /> <!-- 2 --> <meta name="кeywords" content="........."/> <!-- 3 --> <meta name="кeywords" content=".........">

Which option is correct and why?

  • Is it fundamentally wrong for you?) In the highlighted code, the difference is transparently visible - Sh4dow
  • did not understand anything) - Alpha
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In general, in theory, browsers eat everything. BUT: syntactically (xhtml strict) are valid 1 and 2, and only 1 will work everywhere (some older browsers consider the slash to be part of the tag name).

If you get used to write all the single tags in the form

 <tag />

, there will be no problems with either the html versions (for validly everywhere), neither with cross-browser compatibility, nor with xml (for there will be no habit of leaving open tags).