Overview

The flow on this page follows the original documentation: gather both scripts in Google Tag Manager, open the Studio CMS backoffice, select the editable language, fill in the correct fields and then confirm that the container is active using Preview mode.

Two scripts
Per-language setup
Preview validation

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What you need before entering Studio

Preparation

GTM account and container

Access Google Tag Manager and create or select the container associated with the website.

Two separate code snippets

Copy the two provided snippets: the script that goes in the head and the script that must be placed immediately after the opening body.

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Step by step in Studio CMS

Implementation

1. Get the GTM codes

Inside Tag Manager, copy the script for the Header and the script for the Body.

2. Log into the backoffice

Sign in to Studio CMS with permission to edit website settings.

3. Open Settings

In the side menu, go to the Settings area.

4. Select Editable Languages

Choose the language where you want to apply the scripts and then repeat the same process for the remaining active languages.

5. Place the code in each field

In the Scripts group, paste the GTM snippet into the Header field and the second snippet into the Body field.

6. Save

Save the configuration and prepare the technical validation before considering the installation complete.

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What goes in each area

Correct separation

Header

The first snippet must be placed inside the website's <head> section.

Body

The second snippet must be placed immediately after the opening <body> tag.

Mixing up or omitting one of the two code snippets can prevent the container from working properly. This separation is exactly what the current documentation reinforces.
4

How to validate the installation

Final checklist

  • Open the website source code and confirm the Header script appears in the head area.
  • Confirm that the Body script appears immediately after the opening body tag.
  • In Google Tag Manager, use Preview to validate that the container is active and responding.
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See also

Related pages