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Old 12-02-2007, 04:06 AM
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Pasting of html code in a site


There are many sites that tells a user or visitor to: " Put this link on your website. " And a link is given in a lengthy box.

The link should be clicked. It will be highlighted. it should now be copied. Then . . . ?

A site told me to click on 'view' of target site ... go down to 'source' and click on it ... a Note Pad with html code will appear ... look for and paste the copied code in between the pair of 'body' tags in html.

Another site instructed to paste the copied code in its 'Layout' section,

If each site has its own system of pasting html code, how does one identify the pasting method for a given site?



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html can go anywhere between the <body></body> tags, where you want the code to run.
Other code, like javascript, may have one link to the script in the <head> section, and the code to run the script in the <body>.

A modern webpage is in 2 parts, the content and the layout.
The content is html or a script/program creating dynamic html content.
and the layout is in CSS (Cascading Style Sheet).

I'm guessing that the website using the term Layout means the body of the page. Unless it's not html code, maybe css or java, or php ...



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Thank you for the kind advise. But am not versed in both html and css.
Would welcome a more detailed explanation.



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If you didn't understand the last post, you should learn more about the structure of an html page.
Here is a great place to start. They have many free tutorials.
W3Schools Online Web Tutorials



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Old 12-06-2007, 09:43 PM
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Thank you for the valuable information.
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