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How to modify a website's source code (Typo3)

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  1. Read this support article on Typo3's website

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    The article on Typo3, should help you add the code you wanted, in an easy way. Basically, you need to use the Plain HTML content element for this purpose.

    http://www.typo3support.com/typo3-manual-4x/4-elements-of-contents/47-plain-html/

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