1. Where to Find: Blogsitefy’s Custom Code Tab
On your Blogsitefy dashboard, look for “Settings” on the left sidebar — it has a gear ⚙️ icon.
Inside Settings, click the top menu for “Custom Code.”
Here you will see three special input sections:
Header code
Footer code
CSS
These Custom Code sections let you add scripts or style tweaks that apply to your entire blog — advanced but very powerful!

2. Header Code (Scripts and Tracking)
The Header code box loads code or scripts at the very top of all your blog pages.
Best uses:
Adding Google Analytics, Tag Manager, Microsoft Clarity, or other tracking services
Adding site verification scripts (so Google and other tools know you own the site)
How to use:
Get the script you want to use (always from a trusted provider).
Paste it into the Header code area.
Click “Update” at the bottom.

3. Footer Code (Widgets at the Bottom)
The Footer code box loads code at the bottom of every page.
Best uses:
Adding chat widgets, popups, or other mini-tools
How to use:
Paste your code/snippet and hit “Update.”

4. CSS (Styling Only, No < style> Tags)
The CSS box is for custom styling only — no HTML, just pure CSS!
Do not wrap your styles in < style> tags. Just paste the CSS directly.
Example:
Make links blue:
a { color: blue; }
Paste, hit “Update”, and refresh your blog to see the change. You can always safely revert.

5. Copyright (Footer Legal Text)
In the Footer Text under the General settings tab, enter your desired copyright information.
To automatically display the current year, use
%yin your text.You can also include a link or emphasize certain words using the provided formatting tools.
Example:
Copyright © %y, Official blog by [Your Blog Name]. Published with Blogsitefy. All rights reserved.
After updating, check your site’s footer to confirm everything displays correctly.
Tip:
%y can be used to add current year in the text(helpful for making sure your copyright stays up to date).
Why do it?
Having clear, up-to-date copyright text and credits not only protects your work but also makes your site look more trustworthy and professional.

Important Tips
Always double-check or test code here — broken scripts can affect your entire blog!
Use only trusted code from well-known providers.
CSS changes apply instantly — nothing is permanent; you can always edit or remove them later.
If unsure, reach out to help (at) blogsitefy.com for assistance before saving big Custom Code changes.
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