Meta tags can also be used to control the loading of an HTML document.    For instance, you can use meta tags to set up a "Client Pull" - make your page automatically jump to and load another page without a user's prompt.     Just embed the following code in your header tag:

    <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="10;url=http://www.jump.com">   

...where 10 is the number of seconds you want the current page to be displayed before the jump, and http://www.jump.com is the URL of the site or specific page that you want the user to jump to.

    meta tags are invisible; they will not display when previewing your HTML document through a Web browser.    For this reason, meta tags must fall after the <title> </title> tag, between your tag, and before the tag as in the following example:    <title>This text would contain the title of your page <title>   
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="10;url=http://www.jump.com">