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Re: [platform-help-dev] Search results
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Jeanette,
The parser used for indexing is rather simple (but fast) and does not
collect the meta information.
One workaround (hack) is to have a invisible tag (use css style
display:none) that contains those words, but I think this is not really
bullet proof and accessibility settings (ignoring styles) may reveal the
hidden content.
Please feel free to open a feature on help.
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Is there any way to add meta information or other tagging to an HTML file
to add alternative search keywords to a topic? There are several ways to
refer to one concept in our product and we want to be able to put
alternative search keywords in a file without them showing up in the text.
Thanks, Jeanette
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Jeanette Deupree
WebSphere Studio Tools Information Lead & Manager
RTP NC
919-254-1149 (tieline 444-1149)
deupree@xxxxxxxxxx
