Installing the Untitled ID Tag on a Webflow Website
This guide is copied from the Webflow support website and modified to reflect the recommendations of the Untitled team about installation.
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This guide is copied from the Webflow support website and modified to reflect the recommendations of the Untitled team about installation.
The full guide, and any potential future updates, may be accessed here: https://help.webflow.com/hc/en-us/articles/33961357265299-Custom-code-in-head-and-body-tags#01JCKQJYFJ3S85YVBYDD2TDCG6
Custom code entered in the Head code section appears before the closing </head> tag in your site’s HTML markup and applies to your entire site.
To add custom code to the Head tag:
Visit Site settings > Custom code tab
Add your custom code in the Head code section
Click Save changes
It's important that your visitors consent to cookie collection before the Untitled Tag identifies them. Wix may have a free default cookie consent banner that you can turn on within its settings. There are other consent management platforms (CMPs) that you may wish to implement on your site for compliance, ease-of-use, and design customization. We have a guide on implementing Cookiebot here.
You may need to update your privacy policy to be compliant with the Untitled ID tag.
After you click Continue when creating a new ID Tag, our pre-written privacy policy will open. That policy may be used to supplement your existing policy if you don't feel the current policy covers and communicates the use of Untitled to your website visitors.
You can learn more about that on our Privacy and Consent Management page and review or copy the Sample Privacy Policy.
It's best practice to make the privacy policy page easily available to website visitors. Many sites include it in their website footer.
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