HTML http-equiv attribute
http-equiv defines pragma directive. It specifies the content type and content language.
<head>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5; html_id_attribute.php"><!--it tells the browser that page should be reloaded after each 100 seconds-->
</head>
</>
In the above example, the new page is loaded automatically after 5 seconds. Here new page is html_id_attribute.php
Attribute values
All possible values of http-equiv attributeIt is an enumerated attribute. The attribute that has more than one keywords as value is called enumerated attribute.
http-equiv='content-language'
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content-language specifies the default language of the content.
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<meta http-equiv="conten-language" content="en">
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It indicates that the language of the page is English.
http-equiv='content-type'
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content-type keyword specifies the type of content.
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<meta http-equiv="conten-language" content="text/html">
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It represents that the type of content is HTML.
http-equiv='default-style'
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default-style keyword sets the name of the preferred or default style sheet.
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<meta http-equiv="default-style" content="defaultfile.css">
http-equiv='refresh'
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refresh keyword reloads the page after some seconds. It is a time redirect.
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<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="10">
This attribute specifies the language of the page but lang (<html lang="fr">) attribute should be used to represent the type of language.
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