In some cases, we would like to have one of our links open and then automatically jump to another page, such as:
Scenario 1: The original link refers to the site is deactivated, access users are redirected to other alternative pages;
Scenario 2: Set the Welcome page, Order submission Success page and other information display page, delay to jump to the next logical page;
Scenario 3: The address where you want to send your own domain name shows others ' pages;
Scenario 4: For a timed refresh of the page;
Wait a minute
The mate tag in the head of HTML provides an automatic way to jump, which is easy to set up
<meta http-equiv= "Refresh" content= "delay time (s) url=http://target Address" >
Like to quickly jump to the homepage of the blog Park
<meta http-equiv= "Refresh" content= "0.1;url=https://www.cnblogs.com/" >
If you want the welcome page delay to jump to the homepage, set the content value to a larger point.
All major browsers support the Http-equiv property.
Refresh is more useful for pages that need to refresh pages regularly, such as chat rooms.
Should be used sparingly, as it will make the page out of user control. The use of "refresh" in the Web Content Accessibility Guide will result in a failure.
Web page Auto Jump/timed Jump/redirect function settings