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Installing external JS scripts

How to install a script for a third-party system on a website

Updated over a month ago

You can install various scripts on your website: online chats, telephony, pop-ups, etc. Using the Scripts block, you can install a script on all pages of your site.

To install scripts and external widgets on your website:

1. Go to Settings → General settings → Scripts.

2. Place the code in one of the fields, depending on which part of the page code the script should be located in.

The following locations are available:

  • after the <body> tag;

  • before the </body> tag;

  • inside the <head> tag.

The location of scripts is determined by the installation requirements.

3. Click the Save button.

Installing external JS scripts — Cartum

Important: a large number of scripts can significantly affect the speed of the site. Therefore, install only those scripts that are necessary for your work. And don't forget to uninstall those that you no longer use.

You can install various scripts on your website: online chats, telephony, pop-ups, etc. Using the Scripts block, you can install a script on all pages of your site.

To install scripts and external widgets on your website:

1. Go to Settings → General settings → Scripts.

2. Place the code in one of the fields, depending on which part of the page code the script should be located in.

The following locations are available:

  • after the <body> tag;

  • before the </body> tag;

  • inside the <head> tag.

The location of scripts is determined by the installation requirements.

3. Click the Save button.

Installing external JS scripts — Cartum

Important: a large number of scripts can significantly affect the speed of the site. Therefore, install only those scripts that are necessary for your work. And don't forget to uninstall those that you no longer use.

Installing complex scripts

To install more complex scripts, use the Marketing services section. There you can install codes of various systems for collecting website analytics.

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