Placing code in the header

Site-wide header

To place the code in the site-wide header, follow the instructions below.

1. Open your editor
2. Go to settings in the left sidebar
3. Click on “Header HTML”
4. Paste in your code here and save

Single page header

To place the code in the header of just one single page, follow the instructions below.

1. Open your editor
2. Go to the pages section
3. On the page, you want to add it into, click on the settings icon.
4. Click “SEO”
5. Scroll down to “Header HTML”
6. Paste in your code here and save.

You may run into the following issue when using a Mac.

Question:

When downloading .zip files on mac the .zip file automatically becomes unzipped. How do I install the WordPress plugin without the .zip file?

Answer:

Do the following so your zip files do not open automatically after you download them:

1) Go into Safari Preferences.
2) Page titled General.
3) Scroll down to the bottom.
4) Deselect the box with the text “Open safe files after downloading”.
5) The plug-ins will now download as a .zip file which uploads seamlessly to WordPress.

The key is to upload the .zip file via the WordPress plugin uploader interface (not the unzipped folder)

You can add JavaScript and HTML code to your Godaddy website to display custom page elements, such as third-party apps.

1. Log in to your GoDaddy account.
2. In your Products list click Website Builder, and then click Manage next to the account you want to use.
3. Click Design Your Pages.
4. If necessary, from the Page menu, select the page you want to modify.
5. Click Popular, and then drag and drop the Script icon over a Drop Zone. Drop Zones display on your Web pages when you hover over them.
6. In the Enter JavaScript text box, delete the default scripting, and then enter your First VisitorID tracking script.
7. Click OK.
8. Click Publish in the upper right.

Step 1. login to your LightCMS website. 

Step 2. Navigate to your “Content” page.

Step 3. Select the page settings cogwheel on the right.

Step 4. Select the “Advance” tab.

Step 5. Scroll down to the “HTML Head” Section. 

Step 6. Paste the First VisitorID Tracking Code and click save.

Step 7. Your First VisitorID Tracking Code is now installed. 

Step 1. Login to the Joomla Administration panel.

Step 2. Click on the “Template Manager” link.

Step 3. Select the “Templates” tab.

Step 4. Locate the Template you website is using, then select its title. 

Step 5. Click on the “Edit Main Page Template” link.

Step 6. Locate the </head> closing tag and insert your Visual Visitor Tracking Code above it. 

Step 7. Click on “Save & Close”.

Step 8. Your First VisitorID Tracking Code is not installed. 

Step 1. From the Administration menu, select system –> “Configuration”.

Step 2. Select “Design” on the left-hand side panel. 

Step 3. Click to expand the HTML Head Section.

Step 4. In the “Miscellaneous Scripts” text box, paste the Visual Visitor Tracking Code. 

Step 5. Click the Save Config Button. 

Step 6. Disable Placeholder Polyfill.

Step 7. Your First VisitorID Tracking Code is now installed.

To get started with Tracking Tools & Analytics:

1. Go to Settings in your site’s dashboard.

2. Click the Tracking & Analytics tab under Advanced Settings.

3. Click + New Tool and select a tool:

• Google Analytics
• Google Tag Manager
• Facebook Pixel
• Yandex Metrica
• Verification Code
• Custom

For each option, such as Facebook Pixel or Google Analytics, Tracking Tools & Analytics automatically sends a pageview event to the code manager. If you wish to add a third-party tracking code that is not listed above or to track other events, such as clicks, you can do so using the following options:

• Google Tag Manager
  Google Tag Manager allows you to implement practically any third-party tracking code or pixel. This tool allows you to track pageview events and clicks. Click here to learn more.
• Custom
  Use the Custom option to implement free or untested third-party tracking code. Click here to learn more.

Important information about Tracking Tools & Analytics:

• Your site must be published in order to use this feature.
• Your code snippets are associated with a specific domain. If you assign a different domain to your site your code snippets will be deleted.
• There is no need to add code snippets to your secondary domain, as all traffic is redirected to your primary domain.
• Wix does not provide support for technical difficulties associated with third-party code snippets. If you are experiencing an issue with your code snippet, please contact the provider directly.
• It is not possible to add code snippets to lightboxes or anchors.
• Code snippets are not added to your site as an iFrame, and are invisible to your site visitors. If you wish to embed visible code on your site, use our HTML app. If you want your site’s elements to interact with your site, and for more advanced features such as building web applications, head to Wix Code.

Ref. https://support.wix.com/en/article/about-tracking-tools-analytics

Step 1. Login to your QuickSilk Dashboard.

Step 2. Select the “Settings” icon and click on “Header Code Insertion”.

Step 3. Paste the First VisitorID Tracking Code and click “Save”.

Step 4. Your First VisitorID Tracking Code is now installed. 

Note: The steps for installing Visual Visitor on dotnetnuke websites differs from website to website. The installation procedure varies, depending on how your website is built.

The best way of putting the tracking code into your website is by putting the code directly into the skin of your website. This will add the code automatically on all the DNN pages. This means that you will only have to add the code to each skin that you use and then the code will be placed in all the pages on your website. You can do this by putting the code at the end of a skin. The html code in a skin does not include the html and body tags, so all you do is paste this code at the end of the skin.

The traditional First VisitorID code looks like this:

<script type=”text/javascript”>
var vv_account_id = ‘abcde12345‘;
var vv_BaseURL = ((“https:” == document.location.protocol) ? “https://frontend.id-visitors.com/FrontEndWeb/%22 : “http://frontend.id-visitors.com/FrontEndWeb/”);
(function () {
var va = document.createElement(‘script’); va.type = ‘text/javascript’; va.async = true;
va.src = vv_BaseURL + ‘Scripts/liveVisitAsync.js’;
var sv = document.getElementsByTagName(‘script’)[0]; sv.parentNode.insertBefore(va, sv);
})();
</script>

Note: Whenever you update your dotnetnuke site, always remember updating the file SiteAnalytics.config as well. Otherwise, it will be updated to its default version.