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Is there a way to add a Javascript segment to each page in my website via CSS?
I am looking to add some Javascript tracking code (for my own benefit (using Google Analytics)) before the closing </head> tag on every page.
The simple question is: is there a way to add code to the HTML on every page of my website between the <head> and </head> tags using CSS to dynamically insert it (as opposed to going through and updating every page manually)?
Thank you,
Mick
No, CSS is a collection of styles to apply to elements (which can handle alternating states of controls, such as
:hover), but isn’t functional in the way you desire.However, it seems to me that, if you can reference a CSS file globally, then you could simply place your Javascript in a separate file and reference that in each of your pages with a
<script>tag (similar to how you would do with CSS files.)Furthermore, if you’re using a framework such as ASP.NET, then you can use master pages as templates from which relevant pages derive, reducing redundancy of this sort of thing.