>>Don't replace the existing Head element content - work with it. e.g

>>HtmlGenericControl hgc1 = new HtmlGenericControl("BASE");
>>hgc1.Attributes.Add("HREF",  oProcess.oApp.cHttp );
>>loHead.Controls.Add(hgc1);

(C# but you get the idea). Make the default Title element runat server and access it directly.
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>This is a very interesting approach I never even thought about.
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>Thanks
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>But, this means I won't be able to control the order of the insertion. Thus, if i have a stylesheet in the head that is already there but I need to insert the BASE HREF from the code, this means the BASE HREF would be after the already inserted stylesheet in the HEAD portion of the page. Thus, the BASE HREF, because it would appear after, won't have any effect on the stylesheet line, thus it will not work.

Hi,

You could use Controls.AddAt() instead.