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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / December 2007Installing Google Verification HTML
I am trying to install Google HTML code into my publisher website so it will be verified by Google. When I open the source code, it opens in Note Pad. If I add the HTML code, it will not Save. This is not something that I can do in the "Insert HTML Code Fragment" feature, as it has to be in a certain place. How do I insert this code into my website? I know Publisher is not a HTML editor, but is there a way to do this? DavidF, you are wonderful about making your "tutorials" in "Publisher for Dummies" speak. Much appreciated. I DO try to find the info on previous questions. I find answers to about 3 out of 4 questions and it has been great...but I am stumped...again. *sigh* I know the answer must be in here somewhere, maybe I have not asked the right question? =) Thanks! Maria One of my infamous step by step tutorials: Step 1. Don't bother trying to install the "Google Verification HTML" with a Publisher built website. The end. DavidF >I am trying to install Google HTML code into my publisher website so it >will [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Maria You, David, crack me up. Either you are a very patient man or you are sitting screaming that we are all idiots. Either way, thanks! LOL! Sooo...I take it there is not a way to verify with them. Hmmm. Ok. (If there is, I would assume you would let me know.) On to my next challenge... Thanks again! =) Maria > One of my infamous step by step tutorials: > [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > > > Maria I was being a bit flippant, but if you are talking about trying to get Publisher code to be "standards compliant", then you will never get there. As to Google verification code, I really have no idea what you are talking about. If you want to provide a link to the google page that discusses this, I will be happy to look at it. DavidF > You, David, crack me up. Either you are a very patient man or you are > sitting [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] >> > >> > Maria Maria, I took a moment to see if I could figure out what you were talking about, and if I understood correctly, the Google verification is for ownership of the site, yes? If so, there seemed to be a choice of creating a html file with Notepad, and uploading that to the root directory as an alternative to adding code to your home page. If that is what you were talking about, do that instead. Then you won't have to manually edit the code every time you update your website. DavidF >I was being a bit flippant, but if you are talking about trying to get >Publisher code to be "standards compliant", then you will never get there. [quoted text clipped - 56 lines] >>> > >>> > Maria Hey David~ Yes, I was talking about the verification for ownership with Google. And as I understand it, that is one of the things you can do to get your web site to start to "naturally" get some rankings when searched (Hope I am saying that right), and the first thing they have you do is verify the ownership. I did try the file in the root directory, and that never worked. I even tried to place in in different locations...no luck. Oh well, I guess I will have to move on to other headaches! =) You have been great and I appreciate you taking the time to research my question and I apologize I format them poorly. Learning curve. All the best, Maria > Maria, > [quoted text clipped - 68 lines] > >>> > > >>> > Maria Like many things, you may have to do as I do...read and reread directions before you figure them out. But I will leave that to you. Somehow I suspect that Google will find your site, and as per SEO...that is an open ended topic. Don't worry about formatting the questions. If you could format the question better you probably wouldn't need to ask the question. I think it is a bit like the current crop of Help sections, especially in MSFT programs. Unless you know the key word to search for, it is hard to find the help material you need. And if you knew the key word, then you probably wouldn't need the help. I miss the days of the help contents being on my computer and organized in a table of contents and an index. It made it so much easier than the web centric help now available. Good luck. DavidF > Hey David~ > Yes, I was talking about the verification for ownership with Google. And [quoted text clipped - 100 lines] >> >>> > >> >>> > Maria
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