PR #26 removed a non-functional Google Analytics placeholder (google_analytics_id: G-XXXXXXXXXX) from lectures/_config.yml. It was never a real measurement ID, so it collected no data — removing it just stops shipping a dead config value. This issue tracks the follow-up decision: re-add analytics with a real ID, or confirm the site intentionally runs without it.
@DrDrij — do you have a GA4 measurement ID for dp.quantecon.org (or should this site report into an existing org-wide property)? If analytics are wanted, please provide the G-XXXXXXXXXX ID and we'll re-add the block; if not, we can close this as "no analytics by design".
To re-enable, add this back under html_theme_options in lectures/_config.yml (it sat just below keywords:), with the placeholder swapped for the real ID:
analytics:
google_analytics_id: G-XXXXXXXXXX # replace with the real GA4 measurement ID for dp.quantecon.orgContext: split out from the tooling refresh tracked in #22; the removal landed in #26.
PR #26 removed a non-functional Google Analytics placeholder (
google_analytics_id: G-XXXXXXXXXX) fromlectures/_config.yml. It was never a real measurement ID, so it collected no data — removing it just stops shipping a dead config value. This issue tracks the follow-up decision: re-add analytics with a real ID, or confirm the site intentionally runs without it.@DrDrij — do you have a GA4 measurement ID for
dp.quantecon.org(or should this site report into an existing org-wide property)? If analytics are wanted, please provide theG-XXXXXXXXXXID and we'll re-add the block; if not, we can close this as "no analytics by design".To re-enable, add this back under
html_theme_optionsinlectures/_config.yml(it sat just belowkeywords:), with the placeholder swapped for the real ID:Context: split out from the tooling refresh tracked in #22; the removal landed in #26.