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Managing content in Notion
Managing content in Notion
Understanding Bullet dashboard
Understanding Bullet dashboard
Hosting
Hosting
Membership/Content Gating
Membership/Content Gating
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Blog
Knowledge base
Knowledge base
SEO and metadata
SEO and metadata
Liquid Syntax
Liquid Syntax
API Documentation
API Documentation
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Billing
How to's
How to's
How to unpublish an existing page
Add Buttons inside the Notion website
Show database views as Tabs
Prevent discovery of Notion Page
How to use different templates on the same website
How to add a custom search bar
How to embed forms in Notion and Bullet?
Embedding content in Notion and Bullet
Add a carousel to the bullet site
How to unhide an element or <H1> tag
How to exclude your own visits from Analytics
How to Set Up Subscription-Based Page Access
How to upload a custom file
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
How to Exclude Your Own Visits from Analytics
Exclude your own visits from analytics by setting a flag in your browser’s local storage. Follow the steps below.
Steps to Exclude Your Own Visits:
- Open your website in your browser.
- Open the Developer Console:
- Press
F12
orCtrl + Shift + I
(orCmd + Option + I
on Mac)
- This will open the Developer Tools. Navigate to the Console tab.
- If you're in a different tab like "Network" or "Elements," click on "Console" to switch.
- In the Console, paste the following line of code and hit Enter:
localStorage.setItem('umami.disabled', 'true')
- Refresh the page. Your visits will now be excluded from tracking on that browser.
Note:
- This setting only applies to the specific browser and device where it was set.
- If you use a different browser or device, repeat these steps there.
- This is especially helpful for internal team visits, QA testing, or development environments.