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If the 
body
start tag already has an 
onload
event method call, include another one, like this:

This change makes each web page immediately call the 
createHeaderFooter
function in the 
navigation.js
file. The new code assumes the 
navigation.js
file is in the sibling 
library
folder.
The 
createHeaderFooter
function simply adds HTML header and footer code to the 
HTML code that’s initially in each bare-bones web page. The function inserts code like that in 
Chapter 6’s Figure 6.25 just after the 
body
start tag, and it inserts code like that in Chapter 6’s 
Figure 6.28 just before the closing 
body
end tag. 
FIGURE 10.24a
shows the first part of the JavaScript code in the 
navigation.js
file. The 
createHeaderFooter
function begins by declaring six variables to hold html elements. It ini-
tializes the first five. The first two statements after the declarations fill the 
h1
element with text 
and insert it into the new 
header
element. (It’s “appended” to the beginning of the initially empty 
element.)