feat: edit HTML source & Google AdSense #183
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Hi @ShutdownRepo, This is a great feature request - but unfortunately isn't possible at the moment. We don't allow integrations to inject custom JS or CSS, for security reasons. We do have a scope that allows this to be possible for GitBook built and verified integrations at the moment - so for now I'll put this request for us to have a look at in the future. |
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Fair enough. Is there any way an official Google AdSense integration could be made then? Happy to help make it if needed |
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Hi @ShutdownRepo, Unfortunately right now the scope required for creating an integration like this is closed for the initial launch of the integration platform. That being said, we do know it's a highly requested feature, so have this high up on our radar for the next iteration(s) of the platform in general. We need to define a few things and figure out a secure and sustainable way to manage these kinds of scopes - and until we have that in place we'll do our best to monitor the requests coming in! |
Is there any way we could use integrations to edit the source code and add, for example, blocks in
<head></head>, add<script>tags etc. ?I'm managing an free and open-source project on GitBook, and for that project to live on and keep on evolving, I'd need to have Google AdSense linked to it, so that it stays free for all, but generating revenue that would allow for re-investing for instance.
AdSense can be integrated in a website by adding a
<script>tag within the<header></header>block (https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/7584263)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: