`content` Attribute

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Where to use the `content` Attribute

As Type CDATA - #REQUIRED:
content is declared on the element: meta

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The content attribute may be specified only on the meta element and should be given either the value of the meta property with the name specified in its name attribute or the value of the HTTP header specified in its http-equiv attribute. See also the scheme attribute.

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