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Element <link> cannot be nested inside element <div>

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Rick - 18 Jul 2007 23:40 GMT
Hello,

The masterpage of the site has a <div> element that encloses the
"content" of the actual aspx page.

The content page has a <link> element.

When I try to switch from "source" view to "design" view, the
following error message prevents me from going to "design" view:

"Cannot switch views: Element <link> cannot be nested inside element
<div>"

Why can't these elements be nested?
How can I overcome or work around this difficulty?

Thanks in advance,

Rick
Göran Andersson - 19 Jul 2007 14:56 GMT
> Hello,
>
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>
> Rick

The <link> tags should be in the <head> tag.

If you need to add a <link> tag from a page, do that by adding a control
to the Page.Header control.

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