# Site Hooks
**Site Hooks** let you insert custom code or content at specific locations on your website without modifying theme files. The **Top Hook** places content at the very top of your site, above all elements.
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**Steps to Configure Site Hooks:**
1. **Login** to your WordPress admin dashboard.
2. Navigate to **Appearance > Customize**.
3. Select **Site Hooks** from the Customizer panel.
4. Choose the desired hook (e.g., *Top Hook*) and add your custom content or code.
5. Click **Publish** to apply your changes.
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#### **Site Hooks Settings Overview**
**Site Hooks** allow you to insert custom code or content at key structural points of your website without editing theme files. Below are the available hook options and their functions:
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**Top Hook**
* **Enable Top Hook**: Toggle to show or hide this hook.
* **Top Hook**: Add custom code that runs **immediately after the opening `` tag**.
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**Content Before Hook**
* **Enable Content Before Hook**: Toggle to enable or disable this hook.
* **Content Before Hook**: Insert code that executes **before the opening `<#primary>` tag** (typically the main content wrapper).
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**Content After Hook**
* **Enable Content After Hook**: Toggle to show or hide this hook.
* **Content After Hook**: Add code that executes **right after the closing `` tag** (end of the main content area).
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**Bottom Hook**
* **Enable Bottom Hook**: Toggle to enable or disable the bottom hook.
* **Bottom Hook**: Insert custom code that executes **just before the closing `` tag**.
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**Tracking Code**
* **Enable Tracking Code**: Turn on or off the inclusion of tracking scripts.
* **Google Analytics Tracking Code**: Paste your **Google Analytics Tracking ID** (e.g., `UA-XXXXX-X`).\
You may also allow users to **opt out of tracking** by using the shortcode:\
`dt_sc_privacy_google_tracking` anywhere on your site.
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