Add third-party scripts, Google Analytics, Tag Manager, a Facebook Pixel, a chat widget, so they run across your whole site. They all live in one place: SEO Manager › Analytics and code injection.
Paste the complete code exactly as your provider gives it. A partial or broken snippet can break your pages, so always check your live site afterwards.
Adding a script
- 1Go to SEO Manager › Analytics and code injection and click + Add new.
- 2Give it a Label so you can find it again later (for example 'Google Analytics').
- 3Paste the vendor's full script into the Code/Script box.
- 4Choose where it goes under Place in (see below), switch Enable on, and Save.
The three placements
| Placement | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Before </head> | Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, and most tracking and verification tags |
| After <body> | Google Tag Manager's second (noscript) snippet |
| Before </body> | Anything the provider says goes at the end of the page, such as some chat widgets |
Search Console verification
This is also where a Google Search Console verification tag goes: paste Google's
<meta> tag into the Before </head> card, save, then click Verify in Search Console.Something that appears in a spot on a page?
This tab is for code that runs invisibly across every page. For a tool that needs to appear in a particular place, a form, a booking widget, a job list, use the Integrations element instead.
WhatsApp button
Limecube provides a WhatsApp snippet: paste it into the Before </body> card and replace the placeholder with your WhatsApp number, including the country code and without the
+. A floating WhatsApp icon then appears at the bottom-right of your site. Click it on the live page to check it connects to your number.Was this helpful?
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