Questions tagged [head]

Please refrain from using this tag as it can be ambiguous. It could pertain to the HTML <head> element, a UNIX command, or the HTTP HEAD method. For questions about html, please use [html]. If inquiring about the HTTP HEAD method, use [http-head]. And for inquiries about the UNIX head command, use [unix-head].

Adding a <link> tag with a specific onload attribute in the <head> using Next.js

While working on a Next.js project, I am trying to include the following HTML content within the <head>: <link href="..." rel="stylesheet" media="print" onload="this.media='all'" /> The code I currently ...

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Struggling to incorporate this script tag into my next.js application and encountering some difficulties

If you want to integrate EmailJS into your website, simply add the code snippet below before the closing tag, making sure to replace "YOUR_USER_ID" with your actual user ID: <script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/emailjs-com@2 ...

emailnext.jshead

Having the title inside the <head> tag will display it on the page

I recently created a simple website, but I noticed that the title is appearing on the page instead of in the head section where I originally placed it. When I checked using the inspect tool in Chrome, I found that the title tag was actually inside the body ...

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The code in the head section is not running as expected

I've been exploring the possibilities of using lambda on AWS in combination with api gateway to create a contact form for a static S3 website, all inspired by this informative blog post: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/architecture/create-dynamic-contact ...

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Best practice for including the language tag in Next.js Head tag

I'm struggling to find a clear example of how to use the language tag with Next Head. Here are two examples I have come across. Can you help me determine which one is correct, or if neither are appropriate? Just a reminder: it doesn't need to be dynamic. ...

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