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Base Folder/inc/settings-site

Below are the available settings:

Form element
Description
Site nameRequired. This is the official name of your website. It is used to construct the site title that appears in the web browser tab.
Include custom cssSelect 'yes' if you want to apply custom styles to your site.
CSS > ReferenceOnly appears when 'Include custom css' is set to 'yes'. You can add and remove instances of this field group using the + and - toggles.
CSS > Reference > TypeSelect 'local' if your css file is located in Cascade. Select 'remote' if your css file is located on another website.
CSS > Reference > FileRequired if 'Type' is set to 'local'. The location of the desired css file.
CSS > Reference > URI

Required if 'Type' is set to 'remote'. The location of the desired css file. Be sure to provide the full web address of the file, including 'http://' or 'https://' as appropriate.

Include custom JavaScriptSelect 'yes' if you want to apply custom scripting your site.
JavaScript > ReferenceOnly appears when 'Include custom JavaScript' is set to 'yes'. You can add and remove instances of this field group using the + and - toggles.
JavaScript > Reference > TypeSelect 'local' if your JavaScript file is located in Cascade. Select 'remote' if your JavaScript file is located on another website.
JavaScript > Reference > FileRequired if 'Type' is set to 'local'. The location of the desired JavaScript file.
JavaScript > Reference > URI

Required if 'Type' is set to 'remote'. The location of the desired JavaScript file. Be sure to provide the full web address of the file, including 'http://' or 'https://' as appropriate.

JavaScript > Reference > Execution option

Applies execution attributes to the JavaScript file reference.

JavaScript > Reference > Placement'head' inserts the JavaScript reference in the <head> of the webpage html. 'body' inserts the reference at the bottom of the html <body>.
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