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title: "Link tags in plain HTML"
description: "Where the link tags go on Plain HTML, and the one mistake that turns every page into a copy of one page."
section: "Install by platform"
canonical: "https://geordy.ai/docs/link-tags-html"
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# Link tags in plain HTML
Where the link tags go on Plain HTML, and the one mistake that turns every page into a copy of one page.
The tag tells AI tools where your files are.
Your page's tags are in the dashboard, under Setup and then Install tags. They carry the real file addresses for that page, so they work as soon as the page is live. This guide is about where they go once you have them.
## Where it goes on Plain HTML
Open the page's HTML file, paste this inside its , and publish the page.
1. Open the page's HTML file.
2. Paste these tags inside its .
3. Publish the page.
> Put it on this one page only, not in a header that every page shares.
## What that covers
This block covers the one page whose file you pasted it into.
> A shared include or header file would put this page's file names on every page.
## Covering every page
To cover every page from one place, your template has to build the file name from the page's own address. That is a small change to your site's code, not a block you can paste. The naming rule is shown with it, and these tags are exactly what it should produce for this page.
The naming rule those tags follow:
- your home page (/) becomes index
- /technology becomes technology
- /docs/setup/ becomes docs/setup
llms.txt and humans.txt describe the whole site. They are the same address on every page and never take a page name.
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Source: https://geordy.ai/docs/link-tags-html
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