Some thing`s to try with pagebuilder:

Theres many ways of using pagebuilder. One being the normal way, use no added html codes. Second being your own "customized" page.
The customized page is the topic here.

Javascript

For some reason using straight javascript codes will not work in pagebuilder. Heres a work around:

  1. Validate a page with the javascript codes you want.
  2. Copy these codes with Copy and paste.
  3. Enter pagebuilder.
  4. Select a page style.
  5. Name the page.
  6. Choose "Add Heading" to add your javascript codes.
  7. Put <<>HTML> at the very top of the page before you add the javascript codes.
  8. Paste the copied codes into pagebuilder "Add Heading."
  9. Click "DONE" *Note: Building some javascript pages may need you to click "Done" twice.
  10. Check page in "Preview", hit reload to see recent changes.
  11. If page refuses to work, check for added breaks or spaces within the codes.
  12. Good luck!

Javascript 2

Javascipt will also work on PB if you use the normal HTML sequence in an "add text" area:
<<>Html>
<<>Head>
<<>Title>
Add your Title here
<<>/Ttitle>
<<>Script>
Add Javascript codes here
<<>/Script>
<<>/Head>
<<>Body>
<<>/Body>
<<>/Html>
The key is using the tags; they stop PB from adding the <<>br> wherever there is a space within the code---which is the culprit behind the JS snafu. Quoted from "BigHead", thanks Mike!!

Javascript 3

How to change your backgrounds, link, and visited link colors.
-------Put this below the <<>Head> tag:
<<>script language="JavaScript">
<<>!--
document.bgColor="#000000";
document.fgColor="#87ceeb";
document.linkColor="#32cd32";
document.vlinkColor="#ffd700";
//-->
<<>/script>
-------Next is the <<>/Head> tag, then the rest of your codes for your page.


Or, put them between the head tags, or in a heading box like so:
<<>html>
<<>script language="JavaScript">
<<>!--
document.bgColor="#000000";
document.fgColor="#87ceeb";
document.linkColor="#32cd32";
document.vlinkColor="#ffd700";
//-->
<<>/script>
<<>/html>


Replacing the hex number value "#000000" with the word "black", or to substitute a color name over a hex value will work on some browsers.


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