Often times I've seen people create a table for Meta information. It resembles a key => value relationship, where the first field of a row is the name
and the second is the value
. So if you were to manage your global contact information in the database, you may have the following rows:
Meta-Data Table
Meta ID | MetaTitle | Meta Value
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01 | email_address | [email protected]
02 | phone_number | 1.234.567.8901
03 | num_subscribers | 2312
04 | page_styles | background-color:#333333;color:#ffffff
As for your frequently asked questions, you could do that as a table, if you like:
Questions
Question ID | Question | Answer
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01 | How tall are you? | Not nearly tall enough.
Or you could simply create a generic 'pages' table:
Pages
Page ID | Page Title | Page Content
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01 | FAQs | How tall are you?
| | Not nearly tall enough.
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02 | Contact Us | Phone: 1.234.567.8901
| | Email: [email protected]