covoxer,
Didn't mean my reply to be an insult to the developers. Just wanted to show how I learned from my experience. Sorry if I offended you.
Jim
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Re: Inserting html in the <head> section
covoxer,
Didn't mean my reply to be an insult to the developers. Just wanted to show how I learned from my experience. Sorry if I offended you.
Jim
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Re: Inserting html in the <head> section
It's ok Jim, I know what you mean.
John.
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Re: Inserting html in the <head> section
Still to test this lol asked the question for future use but dont have an immediate need for it.
On a side not I wonder if in the single placeholder you used the <head> </head> tags to seperate your snippets I wonder if that would do the trick?
Just a thought
Chris
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Re: Inserting html in the <head> section
No, you'd end up with multiple <head></head> tags.
As mentioned, I have had no dramas to date with placing all snippets in one named placeholder when such snippets or scripts need to be placed in the head section..
I'm not saying there is not a bug under certain conditions, I just haven't run into it.
I guess you could just have a play Chris, you know - for the future
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Re: Inserting html in the <head> section
Of course because Xara generate the head tags as well I seeeeeeeeee.
I do have a need on 1 site thinking about it, I use a favicon header placeholder and also on some site that I update regularly the no cache script I will play during the week and see, still trying to get my own site finished, dam I finish one thing and notice 3 other things that need doing!
Chris
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Re: Inserting html in the <head> section
I do have a placeholder that uses a no cache script, favicon, as well as some other things, and it works fine. Here's part of it:
<style type="text/css">
html { min-height: 101%; } </style>
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico"/>
<meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache">
Jim
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