Go to your WordPress website's admin panel by navigating to https://yourwebsite.com/wp-admin.
Enter your credentials to log in.
2. Access the Theme Editor
From the left-hand menu, navigate to Appearance > Theme Editor.
Before making any changes, it's always a good idea to back up your theme files or use a child theme to avoid losing customizations during theme updates.
3. Edit the header.php File
In the Theme Editor, locate the header.php file from the list of theme files on the right sidebar.
Click on header.php to open it in the editor.
4. Add the Required <link> and <script> Tags
Inside the header.php file, find the closing </head> tag. This is where you'll add the necessary <link> and <script> tags.
Copy and paste the following code just before the closing </head> tag:
After adding the code, click the Update File button to save your changes.
6. Insert the Notice Container in Your Desired Location
Next, you need to decide where you want the "Notice" component to appear on your site.
If you want the "Notice" to appear on all pages, you can add the container code in the footer.php or a global template file like page.php or single.php.
Otherwise, just use an HTML block.
7. Edit the Appropriate Template File
Choose the template file where you want the "Notice" to appear. For instance, if you want it in the footer, open footer.php.
Alternatively, you can place it within a specific page or post by editing the content directly through the WordPress editor.
8. Add the Notice Target Container
Add the following div wherever you want the "Notice" component to render:
Replace [your-project-id] with your actual project ID provided by "Notice".
9. Save Your Changes
Click the Update File button again to save your changes.
10. Test Your Website
Visit your website to ensure that the "Notice" component is correctly displayed. You should see the "Notice" rendering where you placed the div container.
11. Troubleshooting Tips
If the "Notice" does not appear, clear your browser cache or check your browser console for any errors.
Ensure that your project ID is correctly added to the div container.
Check that the <link> and <script> tags are correctly added to the header.php file and that no other script is conflicting with it.
12. Backup and Final Check
Make sure you regularly back up your WordPress theme files to prevent loss of changes.
Review your site on different devices and browsers to ensure the "Notice" displays properly.
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Why my Notice is too small?
Notice projects adapt themselves to their parent containers. If you Notice is too small it's because you implemented it on a parent element that is too small.
You can try adjusting it by navigating to the Customization tab β Styling β Spacing β Max Width and editing the value. Don't forget to click on Publish after finishing.
How to improve my SEO?
Notice automatically enrich your website with structured content. You don't have anything to do.