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These meta tags describe the role of page within the EMBL information architecture.
The meta properties:
embl:who the people, groups and teams involvedembl:what the activities coveredembl:where at which EMBL sites the content appliesembl:active which of the above three facets is most important for this contentembl:utility if content is task and work based or if is meant to inspireembl:reach if content is externally (public) or internally focused (those that work at EMBL)embl:maintainer the contact person or group responsible for the pageembl:last-review the last time the page was reviewed or updatedembl:review-cycle how long in days before the page should be checkedembl:expiry if there is a fixed point in time when the page is no longer relevantThese tags should be placed in your <head>.
<!-- Content descriptors -->
<meta name="embl:who" content="all"> <!-- the people, groups and teams involved -->
<meta name="embl:where" content="EMBL"> <!-- at which EMBL sites the content applies -->
<meta name="embl:what" content="services, websites"> <!-- the activities covered -->
<meta name="embl:active" content="what"> <!-- which of the who/what/where is active -->
<!-- Content role -->
<meta name="embl:utility" content="-8"> <!-- if content is task and work based or if is meant to inspire -->
<meta name="embl:reach" content="-5"> <!-- if content is externally (public) or internally focused (those that work at EMBL) -->
<!-- Page infromation -->
<meta name="embl:maintainer" content="Strategy and Communications"> <!-- the contact person or group responsible for the page -->
<meta name="embl:last-review" content="NaN"> <!-- the last time the page was reviewed or updated -->
<meta name="embl:review-cycle" content=""> <!-- how long in days before the page should be checked -->
<meta name="embl:expiry" content="2019-06-20"> <!-- if there is a fixed point in time when the page is no longer relevant -->
This component is distributed with npm. After installing npm, you can install the embl-content-meta-properties with this command.
$ yarn add --dev @visual-framework/embl-content-meta-properties
The source files included are written in Sass(scss). You can point your Sass include-path at your node_modules directory and import it like this.
@import "@visual-framework/embl-grid/index.scss";
Make sure you import Sass requirements along with the modules. You can use a project boilerplate or the vf-sass-starter
File system location: components/embl-content-meta-properties
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