• Svensson36

    (@svensson36)


    Hi,

    I hope, I have found the right forum to post my question.

    I have tried to understand the concept of fse and explored a bit with the experimental full site editing themes.

    Now an (for me) important question came up: With the “old” way of developing themes I have a header.php file, which creates all from “<!doctype html>” to the beginning of the body-tag. And in this header.php file I can put some extra code like Google Analytics or I can preload fonts or whatever.
    With the “new” fse developing of themes I have just a file header.html, which creates the header (tag-line or site-logo abd the navigation), but I cannot edit the code above this elements, that is mainly the <head>-section.

    Do I miss something or is WordPress creating all this code and I as a developer have no chance to edit/change there anything? Where is the <head>-section of the “old” header.php file gone and how can I put code, for example google Analytics in this section? I don’t want to use a plugin for this.

    Unfortunately this reminds me of of a time long ago where I often had to do with websites built with website construction kits, where it was not possible to change anything.

    I really really hope that I have missed something important or that this theme ist just “under construction”.

    Do you have any links or information/documentation on this?

    Thank you in advance!`

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