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Importing GTM
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| Adding Custom Web Widgets Using Google Tag Manager | |
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| Importing GTM scripts | |
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| To add custom widgets import the file provided into GTM by following these steps. | |
| 1. Login to your [google tag manager console](https://tagmanager.google.com/#/home) | |
| 2. Click on **Admin** tab | |
| 3. Click on **Import Container** | |
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| 4. Click **Choose Container File** and upload the file provided by Yfret. | |
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| 5. On **Choose Workspace** option select **new** if this is your first GTM based widget. | |
| 6. Replace untitled workspace with a name of your choice, and click **save** | |
| 7. On **Choose Workspace** option select **existing** if GTM is already being used, and select a workspace from the list of options. | |
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| 8. On **choose an import option** select **merge** and **Overwrite conflicting tags, triggers and variables.** | |
| 9. Number of tags, triggers and variables being imported must be displayed. | |
| 10. Click on **confirm** | |
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| ##Next Steps : | |
| ###<a href="https://stackedit.io/viewer#!provider=gist&gistId=a1fb8b1eb931b1141cc1f031b4b1accc&filename=V2_Add_Widget_GTM" target="_blank"> Adding Your Own Widget</a> | |
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