Google Code for Remarketing Tag

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Hey all,

Just thought id ask, for all webflow users using google remarketing…

If I want to tag every page with my code… for remarketing can I do this just by adding the code to the header tag on my dashboard?

Or … any thoughts on this?

Thx

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Google remarketing code must appear on all pages just before the </body> tag. It’s a common requirement for a lot of code snippets so the option exist in Webflow. So paste your code in the second field of the custom code area in the dashboard:

http://vincent.polenordstudio.fr/snap/ueky0.jpg

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Failed to add the default Google Remarketing Tag in the custom code in dashboard.
Simply can’t save the changes because of “unexpected error”

Please see the attached screenshot

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Any workaround? Thanks!

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I am having the same issue. I had no issue implementing Analytics codes. Has anyone found a solution?

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The error refers to things in… comments. Remove all the comments.

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Hi @vincent, thank you for your help!

Unfortunately for me, the errors were not isolated to the comments. The following two errors were present for the div which contains a hidden image.

Line 35 column 10: Unexpected start tag token (div) in the frameset phase. Ignored.
Line 38 column 10: Unexpected end tag (noscript). Ignored.

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Did some research about noscript but didn’t find anything relevant.

@cyberdave any idea?

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Hello, for me, I added a “embed” element and put the remarketing code into it. Make the “embed” as symbol and add the symbol to every page’s footer as a workaround.

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Hey Team! I am looking to insert a remarketing code in the custom Code area before the /body tag. I am copying the tag directly from Google, but Webflow is throwing up errors. Any ideas?

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Errors are said to be ignored… How does it work if you publish it anyway? How is the exported code?

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the only way I could publish it is if I hit enter into the header code box. Seems to be working ok.

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Hi, @shedlightphotography, the noscript tag is not allowed, but you can use a document.writeln function to put that noscript tag in the Before Body section of the Custom Code page.

Here is an example:

<script>
document.writeln("<noscript>");
document.writeln("<div style=\"display:inline;\">");
document.writeln("<img height=\"1\" width=\"1\" style=\"border-style:none;\" alt=\"\" src=\"//googleads.g.doubleclick.net/pagead/viewthroughconversion/xxxxxxxx/?value=0&guid=ON&script=0\"/>");
document.writeln("</div>");
document.writeln("</noscript>");
</script>

Cheers, Dave

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i had the same problem… think it is solved now! Many Thanks… @cyberdave from a NO CODE MAN!

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