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Left Coast DJ

Nov 29 2003, 12:58 PM

We're currently building our

store and I need to edit the head tags of some pages - the HTML between <head> and </head>. How do I get to this area of the front page, as well the item pages?

I did a search for head tags in the forum, but only discussions about editing meta tags came up.

DJ

Breaume

Nov 29 2003, 01:49 PM

I was just looking for this last night. Trying to add a Java Script

Neil82591

Nov 29 2003, 04:55 PM

To add java you do not need it to appear inbetween the head tags for almost all.

Just make sure your javascript is the first thing in the custom html box you are working with and it will work just fine in 99.9% of the cases.

MC Does not allow you to edit anything that is not in the body itself unless you go with a custom design.

At Liquidfence we use alot of java for clickable popups and for our DHTML menu system and have no problems using it in the bidy of the pages.

Hope this helps.

Sunshine

Dec 1 2003, 11:27 AM

DJ -
As Neil mentioned, there is not a way to directly modify the HTML Head section of your pages. What items would you like to modify? The TITLE tag and description and keyword META tags are all generated based on the information you enter into the title (or name), description and keyword fields for products, categories and subcategories. Under Site Information -> Site Wide Settings -> Site Text tab you can also set the title, keywords and description for the main page.

Please let us know if you need to modify something else and we can let you know!

Also, if there are specific needs you have you can submit a request to our Custom Programming Department by filling out the form at: http://www.monstercommerce.com/custom_prog...equest_form.asp

Breaume -
Also as Neil mentioned, you can add Javascript within the BODY of your site by adding insert script code within an HTML area of your site. Javascript can be entered as either inline or linked - inline means the script is embedded in the page and linked means it references a file you uploaded.
For example:

CODE

Inline:

<script type="text/javascript">

// enter script here

</script>

OR

Linked:

<script type="text/javascript" src="javascript_file.js></script>

Neil82591

Dec 1 2003, 03:47 PM

I guess I got it right huh Meagan.....

Sunshine

Dec 2 2003, 11:39 AM

You're always posting great suggestions! Makes my job easy to follow on your coat-tails.

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