Added analytics tags to relevant pages. #201
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ramkrishna2910
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Apr 30, 2024
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One question? Where do we see the results? |
Hey @andife , please reach out to @ramkrishna2910 for the google analytics account username and password. I'm still working on setting it all up, but information should start to slowly propagate there :) |
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This pull request involves changes to multiple HTML files to include Google Tag Manager (gtag.js) in the head section of each page. This will allow for tracking and analytics on these pages.
The key changes are:
404.html: Google Tag Manager script added to the head section.about.html: Google Tag Manager script added to the head section.codeofconduct.html: Google Tag Manager script added to the head section.get-started.html: Google Tag Manager script added to the head section.index.html: Google Tag Manager script added to the head section.Additionally, the same changes were applied to the following pages:
meetups/june2022.html[1]news.html[2]sc-candidates.html[3] andsupported-tools.html[4].