Yep what Dave said. There is a header template & a headerinclude template. The header template should have the <head> tag that you need.
No, you're wrong. No offense, but have you ever looked at the basic structure how vB puts together the html page frame, before adivsing others?
This is the basic structure of a html page
HTML Code:
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>My first HTML document</TITLE></HEAD><BODY><P>Hello world!
</BODY></HTML>
The header template is part of the normal page body (i.e. inside <body></body>), just like the footer or anything else vB renders on the screen.
What you wrongly call the headerinclude template really is called headinclude, because it is the stuff that goes between the <head></head>-tags. So: The code needs to go into the headinclude template. And there are no <head>-tags in the headinclude template, because they are in the main page templates, like SHOWTHREAD.
12-06-2014, 08:25 AM
There is a header template & a headerinclude template. The header template should have the <head> tag that you need.
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