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Pertento for Drupal
One tag in the theme’s html template covers every content type, with no module and nothing running in PHP.
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Drupal renders pages from templates, and Pertento needs exactly one of them: the html template that produces the head. From there the tag covers every content type and every view on the site. There is no Drupal module, on purpose. A module would have to keep pace with major versions and with whatever caching layer sits in front of it, and it would still be doing what a script tag already does.
How it connects
- Add the tag to the theme’s html template, as high in the head as it allows.
- Rebuild the cache and confirm the tag appears on a cached response.
- Target by URL pattern rather than by node ID, so a template change covers the type.
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