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Asked: 2026-05-16T04:19:21+00:00

So a lead tracking company needs a link to fire and it was in

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So a lead tracking company needs a link to fire and it was in the head tag…will it fire.

<head>
    <img width=1 height=1 src='http://track.searchignite.com/si/CM/Tracking/TransactionTracking.aspx?siclientid=4426&DetailDescription=935626&transactionamount=1&SICustTransType=19172&jscript=0&x10=goog&x9=1&x8=935626&x7=777+665-9999&x6=jones&x5=matt&x4=&x3=Camarillo&x2=Oxnard%2C+CA+Metro+Area&x1=Hidden+Springs&n1=Austin--Bedroom--austin_1_bedroom_apartments-P'>
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  1. Editorial Team

    It shouldn’t. The spec says:

    User agents do not generally render
    elements that appear in the HEAD as
    content.

    See the spec

    But browsers can do anything they want to.

    Added:

    It’s a loose area in the spec. Eg a browser could:

    • Render the element
    • Ignore the element
    • Load the image from its server but not render it
    • Or something else

    … and the browser would be compliant.

    So see what your favorite browsers do and then use the info as you wish…

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