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User: Guest 10 years ago
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Hi, can anyone help me to set this up. I've set up all the information and configured facebook etc... I have been given the script by loginradius and it say's to copy part of the script into the (head) code and part of the script into the (Body) code. I'm pretty sure I know where the head code is (this is above the footer code box) By body code is this the HTML widget. If this is the case I have completed both of these steps correctly but nothing is happening. Could it be because I already have some code in the header box.....do I need to somehow differentiate between the two pieces of code. The first piece of code in the header is a piece of Jscript and the second piece of code is the loginradius code? Any help much appreciated! Thanks, John 
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User: pumpkin 10 years ago
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Have you published your page yet (not into a folder, but on the web)?
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User: Roddy 10 years ago
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I would imagine that LoginRadius has given you two pieces of code? One will be some HTML enclosed in div tags like this . Copy this and paste it into an HTML Snippet. The other will be some java script enclosed in Paste this into either the page head code box or, preferably, into the footer code box. Publish the page to the server to test. ------------------------------- Roddy Website: http://everwebwidgets.com Contact: http://everwebwidgets.com/ewWidgets-home/contact.html NOTE: I am an EverWeb user and NOT affiliated with EverWeb! Any opinions expressed in this forum are my own. |
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User: Guest 10 years ago
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Thanks for the advice. I've only tried publishing to a folder so perhaps that's why it not working. Can you tell me what the head code boxes and footer code boxs are for and why it's preferable to use the footer? Thanks, John 
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User: Roddy 10 years ago
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Although you don't need to understand anything about code to create a website with EasyWeb you will create a far better one if you take some time to learn the basics. An HTML document has a and a . In general, content is not seen and provides both information about the doc and links to supporting scripts. Items such as the doctype, title, content type, meta data and links to supporting scripts such as CSS and, sometimes, java script go into the in order of importance. The of the doc contains the code which produces what the visitor sees - the HTML and supporting java script. In general, links to scripts that are required for the page as a whole are placed first and in the . These would be links to CSS mainly and perhaps to jQuery if major items such as navigation menu dependent on it. If you have a project that requires CSS enclosed in |