Key points
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Citing Web sources
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How do you embed script to a website.
Citing Web Sources
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Proper Attribution and Citation Styles
Learn how to cite web sources accurately using recognized citation styles such as APA, MLA, or Chicago.
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Avoiding Plagiarism
Understand the importance of proper attribution to avoid plagiarism when using web sources in your work.
How Do You Embed Script To A Website
Embedding scripts on a website allows you to add dynamic functionality, interactivity, and third-party services to your web pages. Here are the steps on Crowd to embed scripts on a website:
- To a website
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"copy the generated script from the evaluation page": A “script” refers to a piece of code. Copy this code from the evaluation code from Crowd.
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"to the header section of your index.html".: The header section of an index.html file typically contains meta-information, links to stylesheets, and other scripts that are intended to be loaded early when a browser accesses a web page.
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"for single page applications" - Single Page Applications (SPA) are web apps that load a single HTML page and dynamically update that page as the user interacts with the app.
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"Or all the necessary files representing different web pages of your website": If your website is not a Single Page Application and consists of multiple pages (like 'about.html', 'contact.html', etc.), you will need to add this script to the header section of each of those files. This ensures that the script's functionality is available on all the pages of your website. This is important for task-based evaluations, to track users' progress.
- Create the website evaluation using the website's main domain and follow other necessary flows for task and non-task-based website evaluation.