Install Snappy

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Install Snappy

Snappy uses a single script tag to load in the Snappy code on your website.

The script is compiled and cached on our CDN for maximum speed and maximum availability.

Overivew
  1. Native HTML
  2. Using google tag manager
  3. Using a framework
  4. Using a website builder

Installation in HTML

To setup Snappy you simply copy your <script> tag from below and insert it on your website. The script tag should preferrably be inserted in the <head> tag on the site to prevent unexpected behaviour.

<script src="https://scripts.letsbesnappy.com/YOUR_DOMAIN/admin.js"></script>

Make sure to replace YOUR_DOMAIN with the domain the script should be installed on.

Using a Framework

Different frameworks compile your website in different ways. To be sure that Snappy always works as expected it's important that the <script> tag is included in the <head> tag of all your subpages.

It is safe to not include Snappy on some pages, but will it limit what Snappy can scan, track and perform A/B tests on. If a page renders on the client without the script installed, then no widgets will be available on that site. This also means that the admin frame will not be injected on the website either.

<script src="https://scripts.letsbesnappy.com/YOUR_DOMAIN/admin.js"></script>

Make sure to replace YOUR_DOMAIN with the domain the script should be installed on.

Using a Webiste Builder

If your site is build using a website builder then most will give you the ability to inject head scripts on your site. Snappy provided tutorials for installing on most popular website builders and even extension for a few them. The tutorials can be found on here.

<script src="https://scripts.letsbesnappy.com/YOUR_DOMAIN/admin.js"></script>

Make sure to replace YOUR_DOMAIN with the domain the script should be installed on.