The insert code should be pasted in the body of a new page, at the point at which you wish
text to first appear. It can be placed within a table cell or div tags if your page layout requires it.
Use a text-editor program such as Wordpad, or the code-editing mode of an HTML-editing program.
Do not drop this code into an editor in WYSIWYG-mode – it must be added directly to the base HTML source code.
Otherwise, the editor may convert < > angle bracket tags into visible characters, rather than
leaving them as control characters; then of course the insert will not work. Note that Frontpage may
attempt to make later changes to a page, and replace double quote marks" with the replacement
coding ", thereby preventing the insert code from working.
Use your normal navigation links and other standard headers/footers on your page.
None of our own navigation bars or footers will appear on your page –
only the main page content. It will be your page!
Ensure that the first line of the javascript code, as far as as type=text/javascript, is all on one line within your page.
Extra touches with CSS
If you have not yet started to use the remarkable power of style sheets, now is the time!
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Inserted IE Day pages can be enhanced with CSS.