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    Darrall
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    I've started a blog site using WordPress. I have installed the plugin Google Analyticator. There is a snippet of code that has to be pasted on each page and the instructions are to paste it in before the last tag. Does anyone know where I can find the page with the HTML on it? Thanks Darrall

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      I've started a blog site using WordPress. I have installed the plugin Google Analyticator. There is a snippet of code that has to be pasted on each page and the instructions are to paste it in before the last tag. Does anyone know where I can find the page with the HTML on it? Thanks Darrall

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      Gerben Jongerius
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      Any good Wordpress plugin will do these type of changes for you, as there are 'hooks' available for this. But to help you out, you will need to edit the header.php file in the themes directory. This is located under wp-content/themes/[yourtheme]/header.php You will need to replace the [yourtheme] by the name of the theme you have activated for Wordpress (you should be able to see this in the wp-admin section). You can add the code to that file just above the tag. Alternatively you might want to look into the 'Ultimate Google Analytics', which has a very easy configuration.

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        Any good Wordpress plugin will do these type of changes for you, as there are 'hooks' available for this. But to help you out, you will need to edit the header.php file in the themes directory. This is located under wp-content/themes/[yourtheme]/header.php You will need to replace the [yourtheme] by the name of the theme you have activated for Wordpress (you should be able to see this in the wp-admin section). You can add the code to that file just above the tag. Alternatively you might want to look into the 'Ultimate Google Analytics', which has a very easy configuration.

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        Thanks for your response. I actually had to go into the editor and then select the header but you helped me get there:) Thanks again. Darrall

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