The next problems. In NAMO I was used to have a split screen, editor above, HTML thereunder. So I could edit the HTML directly if wished (before NAMO I used to write my code only with an HTML-Editor, but now I'm too lazy).
I tried to insert this line to the imprint-page
<a rel="me" href="https://troet.cafe/@Irisfreundin">Mastodon</a>
and I took "At the end of the page" in the insertion window. But the Link "Mastodon" emerges on top of the page and I do not know how to remove the line.
For the new site I made a new favicon and replaced the old one. But the new one doesn't appear. The sysop of our server said that another line has to be placed into the html: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_favicon.asp
After the mistake with the Mastodon-Link I dare not to place it somewhere.
A hobby is a grind that you would never do for money
Note that WYSIWYG Web Builder is not a HTML editor, the HTML does not exist until you publish the website.
Also note that we cannot assist with custom code, because debugging other peoples code generally takes a lot of time.
However, the code will be inserted "AS IS", so if it does not work then it is either the code is invalid, it is place in the wrong part or the page or it conflicts with other code.
After the mistake with the Mastodon-Link I dare not to place it somewhere
Then why are you referring to it in your post?
I do not know how to remove the line.
You can simply remove it in the same way you inserted.
If your just wanting to add a favicon so that it appears in the address bar there there is no need to add any code as suggested by your host/server you can do it by
It doesn't work.
Then either the code is invalid or you have used the HTML Object incorrectly.
I took "End of page" because it was offered in the inserting window. I thought that the visible end was ment.
This option simply inserts the code at the end of the page. It does not place the code in a container, so your code controls how it will be displayed on the page.
I took "End of page" because it was offered in the inserting window. I thought that the visible end was ment.
This option simply inserts the code at the end of the page. It does not place the code in a container, so your code controls how it will be displayed on the page.
But it is not displayed at the end of the page, where I placed it. It is placed on the beginning which would have been an option too. The problem is not the code, but how your program places it.
A hobby is a grind that you would never do for money
I am sorry but this has nothing to do with the program it is your interpretation of what the end of page means. In HTML it refers to the end of the code after the </body>and before the closing</html> and not at the bottom of the page were you wish it to be displayed.
OK. The expression "end of the page" can be interpreted differently. And the program didn't place my code where you showed in the last posting, but after der </html>.
But I found another solution, I only wish to get rid of this piece HTML
A hobby is a grind that you would never do for money
Then as already mentioned you can remove the same way you inserted. If you have use the HTML Object then simply delete it.
If you have inserted using Page HTML then open this select end of page and delete the code. Or from one of the other possible tabs you may have used
BaconFries wrote: Sun Aug 31, 2025 2:39 pm
Then as already mentioned you can remove the same way you inserted. If you have use the HTML Object then simply delete it.
If you have inserted using Page HTML then open this select end of page and delete the code. Or from one of the other possible tabs you may have used
Then as I already mentioned, the tab "Page HTML" only allows to add code, not to remove it.
A hobby is a grind that you would never do for money
We're going round in circles. Are you able to provide a copy of the relevant page in a WWB file?
Ali
Retired, but still loving to learn & very busy. https://alisongwright.me.uk Novice with WWB, but was an avid user of Serif WebPlus before.
Fairly expert at Microsoft Excel (but not VBA).
It's the file that you work on in WYSIWYG Web Builder.
Glad you have sorted the problem out.
Ali
Retired, but still loving to learn & very busy. https://alisongwright.me.uk Novice with WWB, but was an avid user of Serif WebPlus before.
Fairly expert at Microsoft Excel (but not VBA).
Then as I already mentioned, the tab "Page HTML" only allows to add code, not to remove it.
You can remove code that you have added yourself.
You cannot remove code that is generated by the software, because the code does not exist until you publish the page.
You control the generated code via properties of the objects. For example, if there is a link on the page that you have added visually, then you also remove it visually...
