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The possibilities to add custom code to WebsiteX5 Evolution 8 have been greatly improved. It is now possible to add extra code in the header and footer of each page. Special fields are added to paste the Google Webmaster tools Verification code in the header and to paste the Google Analytics code in the footer. For this an 'Expert' tab has been added to the General Settings dialogue. The code is copied to each page, eliminating the need to edit the templates index.html file.
And because the code you enter in these fields is copied to each page you can also add other code fragments you want to use on each page.
For a webpage it was already possible to place a HTML Code Object block, to mix html in a text-block. You could also add code in the header of the page via the Page properties. This is now also possible for the home page.
Evolution 8 has an extra and very useful option in the Page Poperties dialog. You can now add extra code to the <body> tag,. So, for example if you want to start a Javascript routine called start after a page is loaded you can now change the <body> tag to <body onload="start">.
Sitemap.xml
A sitemap.xml file in the root of your website tells the GoogleBot where to search for your webpages, how often a page is updated and what the relative importance of each page is in your website. Google rewards you with a better ranking when a sitemap.xml is available. Until now you had to use a separate program to generate this sitemap.xml or use a often inadequate webservice to do this for you. Not any more!
In the General Settings dialogue you can tick a checkbox, indicating to Evolution 8 that a sitemap must be generated. For each page you can set the update frequency and the relative importance (aways, daily, weekly, …) of each page. When you export your website the sitemap is also created and uploaded to the website. Remember to register your sitemap at the Google Webmaster Tools!
Code protection
Evolution 8 can also provide some form of code protection, disabling the right mouse button. This can keep your visitors from copying your images or peeking at your code. However, don't expect miracles. As is the case with most kind of code protection, with the right tools it is easy to gain access to the code and images, but for basic protection it is sufficient.
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