If you want to see any page getting refresh automatically then place the code in the section of the page.
<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="5; url='yoursite.com or yourpage.html or another.another'">
The meta command is to refresh - that's straight forward. Content is the length of the interval between refreshes (in seconds). Finally, the URL is the site that the current page will refresh to.
Do you need to redirect any page? If yes then place the code in the section of the page.
<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="5; url='yoursite.com or yourpage.html or another.another'">
The meta command is to refresh - that's straight forward. Content is the length of the interval between refreshes (in seconds). Finally, the URL is the site that the current page will refresh to. Now think one thing. Is not it similar like the previous tutorial? No, that was to achieve automatic refreshing but this is redirecting. In both cases we have used the meta command refresh but if to redirect from page 1.html to page2.html then we will write url='page2.html' and will place the entire code that is <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="5; url='page2.html'"> in the <head> and </head> section.
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