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  • Where do I add the Facebook Pixel for the whole domain?

    Registration happens under Traffic › Pixel and tracking, and picking the domain happens inside the domain itself: open Settings → Domains, enter the domain, go to Scripts and Pixels and check the pixel in the Pixels on this domain block. It then covers every page published on that domain, with no need to configure it page by page.

    You do not need to paste the pixel code into the domain's Scripts and Pixels tab — and you should not. A hand-pasted pixel fires on top of the registered one, and that is how the same conversion ends up counted twice.

    Step by step

    1. Open Traffic › Pixel and tracking and register the pixel if you have not already — see add a pixel and choose its events.
    2. Go to Settings → Domains and open the domain.
    3. Open the Scripts and Pixels tab.
    4. In the Pixels on this domain block, check the box next to the pixel. The Pixels updated message confirms the choice was saved.

    There is no separate save button: every check saves right away. The other screens — funnel, page, product, form, booking page — are in how to choose which pixels track each screen.

    What about the domain's scripts?

    The same Scripts and Pixels tab still carries the field for code you write yourself and want applied to every page on the domain. What left it is the Pixel ID field: registering the pixel became a screen of its own, and picking it became the checkbox right above the scripts.

    If it didn't work

    • The domain is not connected or verified yet: see Add a domain.
    • The pixel does not fire on a particular page: confirm the page really is published on that domain and that the pixel is checked under Pixels on this domain.
    • The conversion is counted twice: look for the pixel code pasted by hand into the domain's scripts, alongside the registration under Traffic › Pixel and tracking.