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Custom HTML issue: Old snippets seamingly not being removed

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  • #7908
    Avatar photoGyges

    I had a custom html snippet for plausible.io in the head section, but then replaced it by a custom one. Yet both are in the head section, plausible.io and tchncs.de. How to remove the obsolete one?

    #7918
    Avatar photoTomasz Dziuda

    Hi,

    Are you sure that you have no custom changes in your theme or plausible plugin installed? If you saved your settings, Publii should inject only the updated HTML head code.

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    #7930
    Avatar photoGyges

    Yes, I just switched hosting from plausible.io to tchncs.de and made sure there is no custom html elsewhere. Also, I tried blanking the head section of custom html in the gui and saving, but the old Plausible snippet remains in the head section of the website (I checked with developer tools).

    #7937
    Avatar photoTomasz Dziuda

    @Gyges – are you sure that you have properly synced your website after this change? I have tried to reproduce such issue and always when I make the HTML code for head section empty my custom code disappears.

    And additionally as I mentioned – are you sure that you are not using plausible plugin? It also injects code to the head section.

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    #7943
    Avatar photoGyges

    Alright, now I`m getting you…

    Yes, I have the Plausible Plugin installed… but since it`s self-hostable, I did not presume it hard-injecting the plausible.io url into the head section. Does that mean that the Plausible Plugin is not meant for self-hosting at this stage?

    #7945
    Avatar photoGyges

    If so, I would recommend adding a second field to the plugin for the src entry for self-hosting:

    <script defer data-domain=”s3nnet.de” src=”https://stats.tchncs.de/js/plausible.js”>or </script>

    #7947
    Avatar photoTomasz Dziuda

    @Gyges – you’re right – we forgot about add support for self-hosted version of Plausible analytics 🙂 I will prepare new updated version of the plugin in 1-2 days.

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    #7948
    Avatar photoGyges

    Thats great, thank you very much!

    #7950
    Avatar photoTomasz Dziuda

    @Gyges – updated version of the plugin which allows users to set URL for the plausible.js script is available: https://marketplace.getpublii.com/plugins/plausible-analytics/

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    #7953
    Avatar photoGyges

    Great work! I deployed it an can confirm it works! Now only the given URL is in the head section.

    #7990
    Avatar photoGyges

    Btw, this seemed quite news-worty, so I made a Publii News Quickie about it (German):

    https://www.s3nnet.de/publii-news-quickie-aktualisierte-version-des-plausible-plugins-verfuegbar/

    #7991
    Avatar photoGyges
    #7992
    Avatar photoTomasz Dziuda

    @Gyges thanks ❤️

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