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    Hi,

    I have not used javascript before so I copied the code from the web design section of Dynamic Drive but am unsure what the <head> means in the text.

    It says to "Insert the following style sheet and script into the <head> section of your page:" I am using ms publisher 2007 and want to insert a few different dropdown menus to improve the look of the website. I have my links on the left side of the pages and would like to leave them there if possible.

    Thank you in advance.


    Mabeline.

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    <head> is just a section in the .html body in which JavaScript is stored. The only way to manipulate what you want to is to type HTML manually. It doesn't even matter if you have a <head> section. All you have to do is paste the code anywhere above the <body> section of HTML. If you want good, simple, easy to use tutorials that help you about HTML and JavaScript (plus MUCH MUCH MORE), go to http://www.w3schools.com/. There are a bunch of web design items there that allow you to learn a lot.

    -magicyte

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    Thank you for the help.

    Mabeline.

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