Hi There,
I wasn’t able to find this any where else in the Webflow community (hopefully I searched enough!)
I’ve recently set up a Google Optimize account and my contain ID is OPT-####### (a mix of numbers and letters.
Webflow’s Google Optimize integration only accepts GTM-#######. The beginning letters are different but the jist is the same.
Has anyone integrated Google Optimize effectively? Am I using the wrong container ID from Optimize?
Any support would be appreciated,
Thank you!
JC
look this
https://support.google.com/optimize/answer/6211921?hl=en
https://support.google.com/optimize/answer/6211938
A container ID is a 9-digit alphanumeric string beginning with " GTM- " that uniquely identifies it (e.g. " GTM-A1B2CD "). The container ID is part of your Optimize snippet presented when you click INSTALL OPTIMIZE, and it can be found under Container setup > Container information in Optimize.
I have the same problem - it looks like they changed IDs to start with “OPT-” …
Attaching an image where the top one is my new container (starting with “OPT-…”) and bellow are old ones (starting with “GTM-…”)
Does anybody know a workaround?
@mojca use custom code
https://support.google.com/optimize/answer/7513085
Same issue here on our latest projects.
Optimize is now generating OPT rather than GTM (which I always took as Google Tag Manager rather).
Custom code is fine for now, but it would be good to see this limitation removed, because Webflow is moistly aimed at non-technical customers.
Easy enough to copy and paste snippet into header code. But, a little confused so want to clarify:
I originally installed Google Analytics via “Universal Analytics” code snippet into my header code for google analytics.
I saw on the “Integrations” tab in dashboard that: “If you’ve pasted your Universal Analytics into any of your site’s custom code areas, be sure to remove it to prevent inaccurate data.”
I deleted that custom code and entered just the “Google Universal Analytics Tracking ID:” in the provided space.
Realizing that custom code is not the way to go with predefined integrations, I decided to copy and paste “Container ID” for Google Optimize, only to realize – what we have recently pointed out in this thread – webflow won’t let you use a “Container ID” that starts with OPT-
… Confused because that was expressly mentioned as NOT the thing to do for analytics.
So to summarize: use the predefined integration for google analytics, use the header code for google optimize?
Hi 
I’ve installed Optimize to our Webflow website. However it seems user experience of the site is heavily negatively influenced by the loading time of the experiment and the rest of the page. Anyone encounted this issue and found a work around?
Curious to read your replies.
