kotti_analytics
This is an extension to the Kotti CMS that allows you to add Google Analytics widgets to your Kotti site.
Setting up a widget
To set up the widget to run on every page in Kotti on the right hand side, add kotti_analytics.include_widget to the kotti.includes setting in your Paste Deploy config:
kotti.includes = kotti_analytics.include_widget
To set the analytics tracking id for the widget, set the kotti_analytics.tracking_id variable. An example:
kotti.includes = kotti_analytics.include_widget kotti_analytics.tracking_id = UA-XXXXXXX-X
Note that these settings have to be in your [app:Kotti] section.
History
0.2 - 2011-05-30
Move slot to below the content
0.1 - 2011-05-30
Initial release
1 maintainer
Metadata
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