This example is useful when you want to mix PSWriteHTML with explicit HTML tag generation rather than staying only on the high-level report helpers.

It comes from the source example at Examples/Example-BuildingTags/Example-Tags.ps1.

When to use this pattern

• You need exact control over meta tags or other low-level HTML output.
• You are building a custom page shell before adding richer sections later.
• You want to understand how PSWriteHTML composes individual tags.

Example

Import-Module .\PSWriteHTML.psd1 -Force

New-HTMLTag -Tag 'meta' -Attributes @{ charset = "utf-8" } -NoClosing
New-HTMLTag -Tag 'meta' -Attributes @{ name = 'viewport'; content = 'width=device-width, initial-scale=1' } -NoClosing
New-HTMLTag -Tag 'meta' -Attributes @{ 'http-equiv' = "Content-Type"; content = "text/html; charset=utf-8" } -NoClosing

What this demonstrates

• emitting self-managed tags directly from PowerShell
• controlling the page head without dropping into a separate template system
• mixing declarative PSWriteHTML commands with precise HTML output

Source

• Example-BuildingTags/Example-Tags.ps1