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I use a file called head.php to add meta tags to each page more easily! However include is only included after the body, when in fact I need you to stay before the body!
Codebase: ...........................................
Base code of the head.php page
So stay in the browser:
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I didn’t quite understand your doubt, but follow an example:
<html>
<head>
<?php include "metas.php"; ?>
</head>
<body>
...
</body>
</html>
I do just that! only it’s not right!
@Ivanveloso adds his code to the question, so we can help you.
ready! I added images! To see exactly what happens!
Here are some considerations: Include_once only allows you to include this file once; So, it is worth checking if there is another call to that file in the source; In the head.php file, it is worth checking if its charset is as UTF-8 withou BOOM; If you have Notepad++, open the file and go to the Format menu and click Convert to UTF-8 without BOOM.
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Use the file_get_contents together with the echo:
<html>
<head>
<?php echo file_get_contents('head.php'); ?>
</head>
</html>
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This spacing and quotation marks are weird. Even your
código baseis tabulating wrong. You are using some template engine?– Papa Charlie
Do you have other includes on the page? Content of
head.phpis just what you showed? no more lines up or down?– Sergio
There’s nothing!! That’s exactly it! so much that I took print
– ivan veloso
I do not understand why it is to close, if there is still no solution.
– Jorge B.