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Installing a "Hit" Counter/Pasting HTML code into a page with SitePro


Installing a "Hit" Counter/Pasting HTML code into a page with SitePro
  1. If you are installing a pre-made script such as a hit counter:
    • In your web site's Control Panel (CPanel), go to CGI Center/Countdown
    • Set up the counter's colors, style, etc., and click Make HTML
    • Copy the entire code as instructed

      NOTE: Select the entire code, starting EXACTLY with the first "<" and ending EXACTLY with the last ">" in the code. Selecting any additional spaces, symbols, etc will break the HTML code of the page, guaranteed!

  2. In SitePro, open the page where you want to install the counter/other HTML code for editing
  3. After the editor finishes loading, select View/Toggle Mode. This takes you into the actual HTML code for your page.

    NOTE: If you try to add HTML code directly in the WYSIWIG editor as opposed to the HTML editor, it will not work!

  4. Find the area where you want the code to go. (You will have to look through all the tags in your page to see where the actual visible text is).

    NOTE: In HTML, all programming code starts with an opening tag like <td> and usually ends with a closing tag like </td>. These two tags match/correspond to each other. You can place code in between most opening/closing pairs, but do not place anything inside the tag itself (eg, do not do <td somethinghere>, instead do <td>something here</td>). It is safest to enter text in between a pair of <td></td>tags or <div></div>tags.

  5. Paste the code you made in step "1" above (or from some other source, such as a link for a PayPal item given from PayPal's site, etc) into the HTML code of your page
  6. Click Save or Save/Exit to save your changes and publish your new page



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