Pageheader Macros
Experiments with the #pageheader directive
What is #pageheader?It's often called the #pageheader directive, because it has that pound (#) sign in front. But really, it's a special type of template: a template for the very top of your HTML page--DTD, head and title, and the opening <body> tag.
Don't confuse it with the pageheader () macro--they do the same job, but in totally different ways. #pageheader gives you more flexibility--actually, total, precise, control.
It's new
The #pageheader is new in Frontier 5.
For more information about it, read about it on scripting.com:
http://www.scripting.com/frontier5/stories/pageHeader.html
Here's an email I wrote explaining why I thought pageheader is important. This idea originated from Jim Roepke
Pageheader Macros
Base Tag
More relief for people who code frames
Body Tag
Two fixes to make frame-users and Javascripters happy
Why Pageheader?
Background for those who used Frontier 4.2.3.
Yet Another PageFooter
A companion to the YA Pageheader script.
Yet Another PageHeader
An update to the standard pageheader macro.
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This page last updated on 3/16/98; 10:29:35 PM.
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