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"head" of my website 1 year 3 months ago #38307

mash OFFLINE OSTycoon Posts: 238 Karma: 0	Where is the "head' of my website. I thought it was the index.php file in my root directory but I do not see a <head><head/>. I've uploaded some apple-touch icons and need to add the link code.
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"head" of my website 1 year 3 months ago #38309

edandrea OFFLINE OSTop Dog Posts: 3106 Thank you received: 7 Karma: 0	You're right it's in the head tag, but there may be a separate template for the header area. I don't know which cms you are using but you can look for head.tpl or header.php or somethinr similar. It's probably an include on the index.php. Cheers, Ed
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"head" of my website 1 year 3 months ago #38312

mash OFFLINE OSTycoon Posts: 238 Karma: 0	default.html it seems. Thanks.
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"head" of my website 1 year 3 months ago #38314

edandrea OFFLINE OSTop Dog Posts: 3106 Thank you received: 7 Karma: 0	You're welcome! Glad we could help. Cheers, Ed
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"head" of my website 1 year 3 months ago #38336

mash OFFLINE OSTycoon Posts: 238 Karma: 0	using joomla. actually a bit confused on this. This default.html file exists in the root directory of one of my websites (with reference to my hoster) but not the others. There is no head tag that I can find otherwise. Is this a file typically added by the host?
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"head" of my website 1 year 3 months ago #38340

edandrea OFFLINE OSTop Dog Posts: 3106 Thank you received: 7 Karma: 0	Typically that's a default page so something will show right after you set up the account. The hosting company usually has something like that included in the setup. The file you are looking for will most likely be in the template foler for the template you are using. What version of Joomla and what template are you using? ed
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"head" of my website 1 year 3 months ago #38387

mash OFFLINE OSTycoon Posts: 238 Karma: 0	Thanks I think I got it figured out. I thought it had to go in the root directory but I realize i can just put it in the appropriate template(s).
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"head" of my website 1 year 3 months ago #38420

Nick OFFLINE Administrator Posts: 16843 Thank you received: 393 Karma: 57	You're welcome, Mash! We're glad you got things sorted! :) Kind regards, Nick
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