Aye yai yai! I understand what you're saying, but. . .  The problem is, I would say I am aware of HTML code etc. but one of the reasons I find Muse so great is that it's, as it says; for design people who "aren't so gifted with coding". I can follow instructions but as soon as you begin with "div" I start to tremble. And in fact, I can't even find a direct access to the HTML in Muse (like there is in Netobjects Fusion for example). I suppose you have to publish and then start fooling with the code. I think I'll just forget it, unless I find something I can just paste into the HTML after Publish.

Thanks anyway.

Karen

OK. Christian had suggested this, but Vincent's post led me to a site which perhaps I can follow the explantion and put the script required into the body of the HTML after it's published. I think I'll have to fool around with it a bit, there are tags still that I dunno what they do. But I think I'm on the right track. I just have to see how it works.

Thank you both

Karen

Thank you Marion, I have done that (with you name attached, it was after all your idea!

BUT - I have discovered the following: dropping the "noscript text on the page to create an HTML object works and the "your browser. . ." text appears when Javascript is turned off, and just where I want it !

Now I just have to teach myself enough coding that I can set the text size and color and I'll drop this baby on every page. Whoopee! 

This is the script I used. I put a several extra spaces in the code here cause I wasn't sure what effect it would have  on the post and I don't know how to insert one of those script windows in the post.

<script type="text/javascript">

document.write()

</script>

<  noscript  >Your browser does not support JavaScript!<  /noscript  >

Thank you Marian.

I've actually uploaded it already! I researched enough that I could set the font face, size, color and bold attributes and then just fed it into an HTML object and placed it as i wanted it. Seems to work just great!!

You can see it here:    www.jessica-schneider-sopran.de

I put it on the other heavy JS pages as well, in case someone manages to jump direct to them.