A voice from afar corrects me: This is only true of version 6 (inc P&GD6)
Version 5 WD and Xtreme accepts <HEAD> (in caps)
I stand corrected.
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Re: How to embed code in <HEAD> Tag
A voice from afar corrects me: This is only true of version 6 (inc P&GD6)
Version 5 WD and Xtreme accepts <HEAD> (in caps)
I stand corrected.
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Re: How to embed code in <HEAD> Tag
You hearing voices too Gary? Time of the season ... must be
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Re: How to embed code in <HEAD> Tag
Hi Gary,
Yes that is right, i have found that out just recently.
In regard to the <head> in lower case, i tried a little experiment and got the same results so from now on i will use only "lower case" tag headings.
Thank you all once again for your help and support.
By the way, would you have a quick gander at www.cputech.co.uk and let me have your thoughts?
I am off to find the thread about changing the entire website and content page size?? wish me luck !!
Many thanks and kind regards
Nick
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When I try to put my script for an image scroller in a square with an unnamed placeholder, it still does nothing. Any tips?Originally Posted by gwpriester
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Re: How to embed code in <HEAD> Tag
You might have to upload your pictures.
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