here's the description.  The keywords are done the same way.

Dim meta As New HtmlMeta()
                        meta.Name = "Description"
                        meta.Content = "LisaMac is cool"
                        Page.Header.Controls.Add(meta)

you can add it dynamically on each content page

meta = new HtmlMeta();

meta = new HtmlMeta();

meta.Content = "description goes here";

Thank you to both replies. I should add what you both described BEFORE my ContentPlaceholder, yes?  Before I add your suggestion my content page will look like this.....

I'm just checking that I'm putting it in the correct place, yes?

Regards LisaMac

Place the code I have givenyou in codebehind of ur content page in page load

 Hi, that was a quick response, thank you.  The following is all I have on the Code Behind (source) of my Content page. I don't know what Page Load is?  I just need the exact location/line of where to add the new Meta info, that you told me about above. Do I insert it before the <asp:Content......?

This way 

<script runat="server" type = "text/VB" >

Dim meta As HtmlMeta

meta.Name = "keywords"

meta.Content = "sas, sas, sas, sas"

End Sub

</script>

ah, it goes inside the script thing. thank you. 

 Kind Regards to both for answering me

LisaMac

I am using this method to create the metatags for the pages in my website.  Can anyone tell me what to add to the method so that each <meta > tag is on a new line in the rendered source code?