5ml User's Guide

5ml User's Guide
• Name (Title)–The Name field adds text to the HTML tag. (This is not officially a meta tag, but it is a
required element.) It defaults to the project name. To enter a more descriptive title to your page enter it in the
Name field. When viewing the landing page, the text displays in the browser header.
Note: The text you enter into the Name field becomes the new project name.
• Description–The Description field allows you to add a page meta tag to your project pages. You
should enter a short but highly focused description of your site, as the browser presents this text (among other
descriptions) to the viewer when the viewer performs a search that is relevant to your site. You want the viewer
to click on your link, and having a well-written description not only tells users what is on your page, but also
entices them to visit your site. Also, a well written description can help to increase your site's rankings. (If you do
not enter text into this field, then the tag is not created.)
• Keywords–The Keywords field allows you to add a page meta tag to your project pages. Enter relevant
keywords for your site that help search engines and users find your content.
Runtime
The Runtime section, on the project Settings page, allows you to define how your project should behave or look at
runtime. For example, you can define whether the browser should display its address bar, or you can upload an image to
use as the app icon.
Figure 4-2: Setting project runtime options.
• Mobile Browser Settings–Use to define how the mobile browser should behave with your project. (This functionality
does not apply to advertisement projects.)
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Show mobile browser address bar–Select this checkbox when you want the browser to display your
landing page address.
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