Trying to add DOCTYPE tag to Portal base Page

I am trying to add the tag <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd"> to the top of my base Portal pages so I can use some of the CSS positioning functions. IE does not seem to want to support them unless the DOCTYPE is set. This is an 8.48 / Portal 9.0 installation.
I am having trouble ascertaining which object or code sets the header tags.
I am seeing:
<html dir='ltr'>

<head>
I have seen various spots where <html dir is built in HTML or code but none of them seem to be called along with any code to insert Oracle copyright information.
Is a certain part of this being built through server configuration rather than PeopleCode/HTML combinations?
Does anyone know the objects being invoked?
Thanks,
-Bryan

Hi friend,
thanks for your reply,
I have done the KM iview, where i uploaded the document.
i have the link http://<hostname>:<port>/irj/go/km/docs/documents/testfile.ppt
can you please tell me which files needs to be edited, what href code need to put their please assist me.
after i done the code means how can i execute & perform unit test in NWDI to get my exact result.
pls assist me with some documents, if you have....
thanks,
Udhaya.

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