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@ -66,12 +66,15 @@ Emoji support example:
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## Design
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The HTML author is the site author. The HTML description is the page
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description. The HTML keywords is a union of the page keywords, tags,
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and categories. The HTML title is the page title, followed by a middle
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dot, followed by the site title. If one is missing, the other is used
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without the middle dot. If both are the same, only one is used without
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the middle dot.
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The HTML author is the site author.
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The HTML description is the page description.
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The HTML keywords is a union of the page keywords, tags, and categories.
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The HTML title is the page title, followed by a middle dot, followed by
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the site title. If one is missing, the other is used without the middle
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dot. If both are the same, only one is used without the middle dot.
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The HTML body can have a header, a body, and a footer. The header has
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the section menus, if any; the page title, if any; the page description,
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