What kind of block do I use for content which has Javascript, HTML, and IE conditional CSS statements all rolled together?
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I am moving my business site (I am a web developer) over to C5 and have a navigation block (I use that term loosely to refer to any set of code anywhere not just in C5) in my code that goes like this...
What kind of block can I use to insert that into?
Or should I break it apart and scatter the pieces all over somehow?
It would be nice to keep this together as it is all related and forms my site navigation.
Carlos
<style type="text/css"> <!--[if IE]> #menu a { width: 95%; } <![endif]--> </style> <script type="text/javascript"> function changeToActive() { document.getElementById("nav_option").style.background="#772929"; } </script> <div id="menu"> <a href="/" id="nav_option" onclick="changeToActive();">Home</a> <a href="/my-rates">My Rates</a> <a href="/">My Skills</a>
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What kind of block can I use to insert that into?
Or should I break it apart and scatter the pieces all over somehow?
It would be nice to keep this together as it is all related and forms my site navigation.
Carlos
