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This explains the difference between HTML view and source view in your websiteforge content tool bar.
In HTML view you can see the text and images along with all the formatting and links, just the way it will be visible on a browser to anyone visiting your website.
In Source view you can see the code with all the tags which format your text.
The major difference between Source View and HTML view is that - In Source View If you have any type of HTML coding for any script you can paste it here and it will work on your site. Whereas, if you paste it in HTML view it will just paste as text and not enable the code.
You can watch this video for more information -
http://videos.websiteforge.com/11.html?m9:post=difference-between-html-view-and-source-view-websiteforge-ecommerce-website
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