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the current section (or Web sections, if you have selected the Web context). Use the

Include and Exclude buttons (or double-click) to move files from one list to the other.

4. Click one of the included files and use the Up and Down buttons (or drag-and-drop) to

change the order in which the files are included.

For more information about using JavaScript files, see "Using JavaScript" on page597.

Setting the title, meta data and a shortcut icon

Each Web section has a set of properties to define the title of the web page, the shortcut icon

and the meta tags appearing in the web page's head (with the HTML tag: <head>, see

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_head.asp).

To change these properties:

1. On the Resources pane, expand the Web context, right-click the section and click

Properties.

2. Enter the Page Title. The contents of this field will go in the <title> HTML tag. (Name is

the name of the section in the Web context; this has no effect on output.)

3. Add a Shortcut Icon by entering the path to the favicon.ico file, for instance

images/favicon.ico.

Tip

If a valid favicon image is dragged to the Web section, it will automatically be set as

a shortcut icon.

4. The Meta Information Group lists all <meta> tags that will be added to the header of the

HTML file generated in the output. Click the Add button to add a new <meta> tag to the

list. Then you can select the type of <meta> tag, which is either name or http-equiv, and

enter the value (for a name-type meta tag) or the content. For more information on <meta>

tags, see W3Schools - HTML meta tag.

Adding information to the <head> via a script

When generating Web output, the Designer automatically adds the included resources to the

<head>. To add other tags to the <head>, such as a <base> tag to set a default base

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