Accessora
Installation

Install with Google Tag Manager

If your site already loads Google Tag Manager, you can add Accessora without touching your code. One Custom HTML tag, one trigger, then publish.

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Steps

  1. Create a Custom HTML tag. In your container, go to Tags, click New, then Tag Configuration and choose Custom HTML.
  2. Paste the snippet from the dashboard’s GTM tab and name the tag Accessora.
  3. Fire it on All Pages. Under Triggering, pick All Pages and save.
  4. Publish the container. Click Submit, then Publish. Preview mode alone doesn’t put it on your live site.
  5. Verify on the dashboard’s Installation page.
Custom HTML tag
<script async src="https://cdn.accessora.io/embeds/js/latest/autoload.js?domainId=YOUR_DOMAIN_ID"></script>

Good to know

  • GTM has to load first. Visitors whose browser or network blocks Google Tag Manager won’t get the widget either. If accessibility for every visitor matters more than one place to manage tags, add the script tag to your site directly.
  • Consent tools. If a consent banner holds back tags until a visitor agrees, make sure the Accessora tag isn’t one of them. The widget sets no cookies. It keeps visitors’ choices in their own browser storage. See data and privacy.
  • Verification works with GTM. The check loads your page in a real browser and waits for it to settle, so it sees scripts that GTM adds.
One tag per site

If one container serves several of your sites, each needs its own domain ID. Use a separate tag per site with a trigger on that site’s hostname.

The Google Tag Manager integration guide has the same steps with a short FAQ.

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