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I received this line of code…
<meta name=”p:domain_verify” content=”1b700d3f6ac2cbd89128b868c5f58204″/>
…from my client with a request to add it to the <head></head> section of the website. I just tried adding this to functions.php and it broke the site. Luckily I reverted to a clean backup. Please let me know how I can add this without breaking anything. Should I get into my files on the server?
Also wondering if there will ever be an easier way to go about this in a future release via plugin, addon, etc?
Thank you!
Hello There,
Thanks for writing in!
You can add following code into your Child Theme’s functions.php file.
add_action( 'wp_head', 'my_custom_meta', 10 ); function my_custom_meta(){ echo '<meta name=”p:domain_verify” content=”1b700d3f6ac2cbd89128b868c5f58204″/>'; }Hope that helps.
That worked, thank you! In the future is this the code I’d have to use if I ever want to add code to the <head> section?
Hello There,
Thanks for writing in!
Yes, you can use the above code. All you need to do is replace
<meta name=”p:domain_verify” content=”1b700d3f6ac2cbd89128b868c5f58204″/>as per future requirements.Thanks.
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