• Using Custom Fonts With Snapps

  Custom fonts are a great way to make your site truly unique. You can pick a font that matches your logo, a font featured on your business cards and press materials, or creative fonts that match the niche of your site. Snapps's built-in collection of fonts, along with those provided by the Google Fonts library, gives you a wide range of choices to match various site designs. If these are not enough, follow the guide below for embedding custom fonts in sites. Disclaimer: This guide relies on a thFeatured

• Add Google Analytics

  Add Google Analytics to your site to provide another way for you to track site statistics in addition to our built-in statistics and analytics. To add Google Analytics to your site: In the left panel, click Settings, and then click the Google Analytics tab. Type your Google Analytics code. Type Enter to confirm. Because your site already has statistics through your dashboard, it is not usually necessary to also track statistics through Google Analytics. This option is provided as a cSome readers

• Using HTML and Custom Code

  The editor is flexible in that it allows you to both modify existing code or add your own. Doing this allows you to extend the functionality of the platform and provides you with additional features. For example, you can add a custom calendar widget or even a third-party custom contact form for taking payments on your site. This article will cover three different methods of adding custom code to your site. HTML Widget The HTML widget is the easiest method of adding custom code to yourFew readers

• Custom Code Guidelines

  Our editor is very flexible in that you can extend the functionality of your site by adding any custom script or code, though the custom code has a tendency to break or disable the editor or require other steps to be done to work. Because of that, we have some guidelines that you should follow whenever testing custom code. HTTP vs HTTPS If you are working with custom code, it is good to know that scripts and resources can only be loaded in the same HTTP or HTTPS. The editor by defauFew readers

• Developer Mode

  Developer Mode gives you access to edit and change your site's HTML and CSS. Adding custom code allows for advanced customization that is not possible with the drag and drop editor, however this should only be performed by advanced users with a solid understanding of web development code. Note Custom code that is intended to be visible in the site should be added using a HTML widget. Custom code that is not should usually be put in the header. In general, it is always best to first follow theFew readers

• How Can I Troubleshoot Custom Code?

  If you have added custom code to your site that's impacting its performance or preventing you from editing it, it is most likely due to the code not being formatted correctly or not being HTTPS compliant. Solution The following can help you troubleshoot your custom code issues: Restore a backup of your site to a point before the custom code was added (even if you haven't created a backup, the editor creates one for you when you publish or enter developer mode) Access Developer mode tFew readers