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mmistakes
Add body-custom include to facilitate loading custom elements at the body start
This is a bug fix.
Summary
Hi, I am in the process of setting up Google Tag Manager and am using the t-richards/jekyll-google-tag-manager plugin. GTM seems to require code to be inserted as the first thing in the <body> element in order to function. To support this I have introduced a body-custom.html include. I thought this have other, more general, use cases so wanted to offer it back in case you are keen to include it. Having it included upstream also benefits me of course as I no longer have to maintain a custom default.html :grin: .
Let me know what you think, but regardless of your decision thank you for all your work on the theme, it's really excellent :pray:
Edd
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As a user, I also consider this a very useful feature and would love seeing this merged. The stale-bot sadly encourages bumping PRs to keep them open, and there seem to be no maintainers of the project around :cry: .
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The dreaded stale-bot passed by again — it sadly encourages bumping PRs to keep them open, and there seem to be no maintainers of the project around :cry:.
This pull request has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity.
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The dreaded stale-bot passed by again — it sadly encourages bumping PRs to keep them open, and there seem to be no maintainers of the project around :cry:.