Adding html crawled content as a meta data filter

[Grant]

Hi,
We are going to be feeding information up to the GSA as content types
(mostly products), such as

Content Type:
Book
Journal Article
Manual
Standard

One of the requirements from business units is to have "regular" web
pages (or non-product pages) be added as a filter. So ...
Book
Journal Article
Manual
Standard
Web Pages

However, they are not part of the content_type meta tag.

I guess my question is - would we need to have a meta tag embedded in
each content page like:
<meta name="content_type" content="Web page" />

or would there be some other way to add it to the dynamic navigation?

[Dave Watts]

If you're using the dynamic navigation XSLT on the appliance, you'd
definitely need the metadata associated with each page. If you
customize the display, you could potentially inject a value for
display purposes in that custom UI, but just having the metadata is
probably the easier approach.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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