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html publish settings

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on my other web program, it publishes a 32 web page site,
and instead of adding xtra code to each page, like : ...favicon, disable right click,loaders, etc

you just paste the codes into a box ONCE..........
Then all the 32 pages get this code automated

does this program have a similar box window ?

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Re: html publish settings

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You can either use Page HTML using between <head></head> tags* <body></body>tags* or use the HTML Object selecting from the drop-down the appropriate place to insert the code like the above tags* mentioned.
Add HTML via HTML Object

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Add HTML via Page HTML

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See the following:
https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/add_html.html
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Either add the code to the Site HTML or use a master page.
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Re: html publish settings

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thankyou for the info
but where do i find thease
iv been looking everywhere, even typed in search.
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Re: html publish settings

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Menu-->Page-->Page HTML / Menu-->Page-->Site HTML / Menu-->Insert-->HTML
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BaconFries wrote: Sun Jun 27, 2021 2:30 pm Image

Menu-->Page-->Page HTML / Menu-->Page-->Site HTML / Menu-->Insert-->HTML
thanx thats FANTASTIC , iv found it...
i really hope it does what i expect it to do.
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Re: html publish settings

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No no no

it doesnt function the way i thought it would

i added the favicon codes in the HEAD
i added the Disable right mouse , in the BODY

made no difference
i opened the html HOME PAGE...........and it has not been added.

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im wondering if this is the right program for me........ long term.
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im wondering if this is the right program for me........ long term.
It is if you are doing it correctly.

If you added the correct code in the correct space then the code will be there. It's hard to say what your problem is without seeing what code you are adding and what your setup is in your project. Can you provide more detail or a step by step of what you did?

The code needs placed in either "after <body> tag" or "before </body>" and not in "inside <body> tag".
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ok
ill create a video-gif...and post it here soon.

Im really not sure iv made the right choice in buying W16
i dont want a refund................ i just had no idea that simple procedures would be sooooooooooo difficult.

im used to doing things fast and efficient............... but i keep getting Blocked by SIMPLE THINGS.
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im used to doing things fast and efficient............... but i keep getting Blocked by SIMPLE THINGS.
I'm not sure what is faster or simpler than opening up the Site HTML and placing code there to appear on every page. I've use it all the time with no issues. As for Favicons, there is already a page in the page and site properties to add all of these also. Can't get any simpler than that can you?

Instead of creating video gif's, why not just upload a copy of your project with just the page you are having issues with where someone can download it and look at your issue? It's a lot easier to 1. see how you are doing it and possibly suggest a better alternative and 2. diagnose the problem you are having based on your settings.
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Re: html publish settings

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im wondering if this is the right program for me........ long term
I would say yes....but only if you are using it correctly! And without sounding rude to you and without you saying as before in another post "I have being doing this ages" but you haven't been using the software for ages so before saying it is not for you forget everything about the previous software used and familiarise yourself with the software.

If you need help it is here but for to get the best possible help we ask you to either provide a url so it can be viewed or provide a demo project (.wbs) so it can be loaded and checked to see what you are doing wrong if anything...

Note images / GIFs /videos do not help that is why it is asked for just a basic demo of the project.
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A simple example of adding codes to the html HEAD and BODY .
iv done this a 100 times before in various other web programs............. no problem.

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Like I said in my previous post, you put the code in the wrong spot. Please see my first post.

"inside <body> tag" means placing code inside the actual <body> tag like such:

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<body onload="myFunction()">
NOT in the body of the html code between <body> and </body>. This is all documented in the help.
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Sorry that doesnt make sense to me...........

you dont put the HEAD codes OUTSIDE the head
other wise those codes will be seen
like wise you dont put the BODY codes OUTSIDE the body
other wise those codes will be seen too
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Sorry that doesnt make sense to me...........
I never mentioned anything about the HEAD code above nor did I say anything about placing the HEAD code outside of the HEAD section. Of course the metatags go in the HEAD section.

You entered the body code in the wrong place and you want to blame the software for it not working?

WB gives you the ability to add code in the <body> tag itself (ex: onload events). The other 2 options give you the ability to add it to body of the html either right after the opening <body> tag or right before the closing </body> tag. I don't know why you find that hard to understand? It's not putting it outside of the body. I don't know where you got that from.

You can see exactly where your code is being put in the Generated HTML window above!

Here is when you add code to INSIDE <BODY> TAG:

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Here is when you add code to AFTER <BODY> TAG:

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As you can see the text above was placed right after the opening <body> tag and before the closing </body> tag and is NOT being placed outside of the HTML body.

Maybe your defunct software didn't allow for adding code to the inside of the body tag itself which is why you are getting confused. WB allows for in-depth control. Many scripts ask you to place the .js code right before the closing </body> tag. This gives you that control!
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