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@ -28,12 +28,14 @@ install the extension using the `hx-ext` attribute:
...
```
With this installed, all responses that htmx recieves that contain a `head` tag in them will be processed and _merged_
into the current head tag. That is:
With this installed, all responses that htmx receives that contain a `head` tag in them (even if they are not complete
HTML documents with a root `<html>` element) will be processed and _merged_ into the current head tag.
* Elements that exist in the current head will be left along
* Elements that do not exist in the current head will be added
* Elements that exist in the current head, but not in the new head will be removed
The merge algoorithm is as follows:
* Elements that exist in the current head as exact textual matches will be left in place
* Elements that do not exist in the current head will be added at the end of the head tag
* Elements that exist in the current head, but not in the new head will be removed from the head
#### Example
@ -86,7 +88,7 @@ extension also gives you two declarative mechanisms for doing so:
* If an element in the `head` tag has an `hx-preserve="true"` attribute & value on it, it will not be removed from the head tag:
```html
<!-- This element will not be removed even if it is not in new head content recieved from the server-->
<!-- This element will not be removed even if it is not in new head content received from the server-->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/css/site1.css" hx-preserve="true">
```
* If a new `head` element _in the content of a response_ has the `hx-swap-oob="beforeend"` attribute & value, the content of the new