There’s two ways that you can get there. One would be the Page / HTML Markup dialog, in either the After or Before sections. The other would be through an Action. If you have applied Actions to your page that create the animated background, then that’s where the extra code and resources are coming from that are being written into your page.
Overall, you can read (but not write to) the HTML that Freeway generates by setting a programmer’s text editor as one of your browsers through the File / Preview in Browser / Browser Setup dialog. Use TextMate, TextWrangler, BBEdit, Sublime Text (anything, in other words) that will give you a proper color-coded view of the source). Then you can use File / Preview in Browser / [your editor here] directly from Freeway, and see the code that Freeway has written.
Understand that this is a one-way thing – Freeway generates HTML and CSS and JavaScript, but it does not read or understand it at all, and what you see in the Freeway design view is the precursor to the generated code, not a rendered view of the code itself. Freeway’s internal Preview mode, however, is a browser – specifically, a WebKit browser like Safari or (formerly) Chrome.
When Freeway publishes a page from its internal design model, it pauses at specific places in the output process and allows raw hand-coded bits to be added into the output stream. In an Action, these take the form of callback functions. In the design interface, they take the form of Page / HTML Markup or Insert / Markup Item placeholders. Anything you add through these is injected into the final page code, but never interpreted by Freeway. Changes you make here have to stand alone.
Walter
On Nov 7, 2013, at 11:20 AM, Nicholas Robertson wrote:
Where in Freeway can I access the page head,
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