After the initialisation in the <head ...> section, the next thing to do is to include the client scripts in the begining of the <body ...> section:
<body ...> <beept%clientScripts>
Note 1: Since the client scripts contain hidden HTML constructs, it must appear within the <body ...> section.
Note 2: If your authoring software doesn't like tags that it doesn't know, you may use [beept%clientScripts] instead.
If you want to include a logo that clicks to the home page, here is an example:
<a href="${SiteURL}"> <img src="${SiteURL}images/logo.gif" border="0"></a>
Note: ${...} is called "naked variable" in BEE. It allows you to insert the value of a BEE variable into the HTML code without having to write a BEE section (<script language="bee"> ... </script>).
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