Has anyone found a solution for the issue with the GTM code getting wrapped inside a <noscript> tag in Webflow?
Published on
September 22, 2023
When using Webflow, some users have encountered the issue where the Google Tag Manager (GTM) code gets wrapped inside a <noscript> tag. This issue can be resolved by following these steps:
- Open the project in Webflow Designer and go to the project settings by clicking on the gear icon in the left-hand sidebar.
- Under the Hosting tab, you will find the "Head Code" and "Body Code" fields.
- By default, Webflow wraps the GTM code inside a
<noscript>tag in the Body Code field. To prevent this from happening, you need to move the GTM code to the Head Code field.
Here's how to do it:
- Copy the GTM code snippet provided by Google Tag Manager from your GTM account.
- Go to the project settings in Webflow Designer.
- Paste the GTM code inside the "Head Code" field.
- Remove the GTM code from the "Body Code" field.
By placing the GTM code in the "Head Code" field, it will be included in the <head> section of your website and won't be wrapped inside a <noscript> tag.
This solution ensures that the GTM code is placed correctly within your Webflow project and resolves the issue of the code being wrapped inside a <noscript> tag.
Additional Tips:
- Remember to publish your project for the changes to take effect on your live website.
- Double-check your GTM setup to ensure it is working properly after making these changes.
Additional Questions:
- How to resolve the issue of GTM code being wrapped in a
<noscript>tag in Webflow? - What steps should I follow to prevent the GTM code from being wrapped inside a
<noscript>tag in Webflow? - Is there a way to place the GTM code correctly in Webflow without the
<noscript>tag?
