Hello Shell, one of the staff, moderators or seasoned users would better answer your question.  Are you asking about inserting code in a template, welcome or landing page?

The following is a "shot in the dark" (peter sellers - elke sommer, 1964)

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(A lot more info follows each of the titles.) From the users manual:

6.7 E-mail Form Object

When you are browsing the Internet, you often come across pages which display a form where you are asked for personal details. These forms can be a means of contact, to ask you to register to receive information, to access Members' Areas, or simply for surveys or market research.

6.14 HTML Code Object

WebSite X5 provides a specific object for each type of content matter that you w ant to add to a page: text, pictures, animation, e-mail forms, etc. And with the HTML Code Object object, the possibilities are practically unlimited. With this object, you can add HTML code directly to pages and thus include features that would otherwise have been impossible to use.

7.2 Welcome Page

HTML Code: if you choose HTML Code as the content Type, you enter the code here. The toolbar contains these tools:

(Way down) What is a Landing page? The Landing Page is the page a visitor "lands on" after clicking on a link or an advertising banner. It must be created so that the visitor immediately finds the information he wants, without having to navigate else where in the website. This concept can best be explained with an example: ..........that gives all the

7.8 Access Management

This window contains the commands for creating and managing the profile of users who have access to your website's Members' Area. Pages in the Members' Area are defined as Locked Pages when you are working on Sitemap Creation.

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It's always good to take a look though the user manual and help section once in a while with any software you're using. Also tutorials or video's. Hope you have your answer and page all set before this post. If not try to be a little more detailed if you need more help.

Thanks a lot! - Donald 

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Hello Shell,

You can override any styling which WebSite X5 applies to a page by using the !important keyword.

View the HTML source of the page which you wish to modify and identify the CSS element which you would like to change.  You can then write your own CSS to alter the properties and values using the appropriate selector combined with the !important keyword.

Here is a useful article which explains the concept in a little more detail:

http://www.webcredible.com/blog-reports/web-dev/css-important.shtml

To add your own CSS go to the sitemap in Step 2...  highlight the page in question and click on the 'Properties' button on the right...  in the new screen which opens select the 'Expert' tab...  you can then insert your CSS in the HEAD of your page.  When your web page loads your custom CSS will override any X5 CSS as it carries more 'weight'.  This is the method I use personally.

However, there are others...  see this article for some ideas:

http://www.re-vision.com/webwork/p13where-css-goes/index.html#.VHGubNKsXjw

Kind regards,

Paul