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  • Thread Starter rrusch

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    Resolved! I had the following snippet of code that I forgot to remove from when I was trying to get event tracking to work without this plugin.

    __gaTracker( function() {
    window.ga = __gaTracker;
    });

    Thread Starter rrusch

    (@rrusch)

    I understand that it may not be 100% accurate but it is used on contact forms all over the place.

    How is this done!?

    Thread Starter rrusch

    (@rrusch)

    Wow, works like a dream, thank you so much!

    You have saved me a lot of work.

    Thread Starter rrusch

    (@rrusch)

    OK I’m currently working through the css to repair the broken parts and so far it seems to be coming back to life.

    It may take a while though. I guess I was just being lazy and wanted a quick fix!

    Thread Starter rrusch

    (@rrusch)

    I tried this but the theme that I’m using does not have a blog template it just uses the index.php as the blog.

    When I made a template by copying the index.php code and applied it to a page it was all messed up and nothing worked.

    I contacted the theme creators via their support forum and this was the conclusion:

    Unfortunately, you cannot change the template applied to the index.php file on the fly. I think you’ll need to create additional page templates with custom queries for each and custom css as well. Step-by-step instructions on making this all happen is beyond the scope of this forum, I’m afraid.

    Now I’m here trying to find a more elegant and simple solution!

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