it doesn't matter because the include (FrontPage include) only scoops up
what's between <body> and </body>.
you can use the include for different purposes in it's unincluded state
because of this, such as adding a print() JavaScript function to the body
tag. that way when it's included in another page, nothing happens, but if
you provide a link to the whole page being included it'll immediately throw
a print dialog. also, if you've got JavaScript above the <body> tag and it
needs to get included in another page along with the include page's content,
just move it to after the <body> tag.
HTH
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