Perhaps you would start by saying how to use your new module ?
sure. [:)]
In settings there is only one text area to fill out / paste something into. Whatever you put here will be injected into the head segment of the html of the page the module is on. In the case of Analytics, you would want the pasted script to be on every page,
so be sure to check off the "Display Module On All Pages?" checkbox. And, of course, google provides the exact script text that needs to be injected into the head section.
Since what you're trying to add to the page is intended to go into the head, you will probably not want the module to be displayed on the page. Simply don't show the container for the module, and it will be invisible, yet still effective.
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Re: Announcing Free Module: HTML Head
Nov 23, 2005 03:42 PM|LINK
sure. [:)]
In settings there is only one text area to fill out / paste something into. Whatever you put here will be injected into the head segment of the html of the page the module is on. In the case of Analytics, you would want the pasted script to be on every page, so be sure to check off the "Display Module On All Pages?" checkbox. And, of course, google provides the exact script text that needs to be injected into the head section.
Since what you're trying to add to the page is intended to go into the head, you will probably not want the module to be displayed on the page. Simply don't show the container for the module, and it will be invisible, yet still effective.