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# Using the assets manager

An assets manager is available under `Tools -> Custom HTML/CSS/JS`&#x20;

Here you will be able to create any number of assets that you need and select exactly where you want to apply them.

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### Current assets types:

* HTML
* CSS
* JS

### Current available locations

* Public pages (log in, register, recover password, public listings, public downloads)
* Administration pages
* Files list template (any active one)
* All locations
* All except files list template

### Current available positions

* \<head>
* Immediately after the opening \<body> tag
* Before closing \</body>


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