Before you jump into adding custom/third-party to your site, please keep in mind the limitations and potential risks involved:
⚠️ NO SUPPORT CAN BE PROVIDED for any custom code you add.
Please understand that I cannot provide any support whatsoever for any custom code that you add to your site. You are totally on your own for any troubleshooting or maintenance.
If you accidentally add code that messes up your website somehow, remove the code you added. I cannot help to troubleshoot code you add that is not working as expected. If you used AI to help generate code, use AI to troubleshoot.
I also cannot adjust any built-in website code to accommodate your custom code. You will need to find a workaround in that case.
⚠️ Future compatibility of any custom code cannot be guaranteed.
I regularly make updates to our website software to add or improve features. Occasionally I may make major overhauls to the core code which could potentially break whatever custom code you have inserted. Although this scenario is unlikely, it is a possibility, so I have to state that am not liable for ensuring that your custom code remains compatible.
Please understand that it would be impossible for me to work on WideRange software developments while simultaneously ensuring backwards compatibility with whatever infinite possibilities of custom code clients have added.
⚠️ Bad code can break your website!
Entering malformed, incompatible, or poorly crafted code can potentially break your website and/or degrade performance. If you add some code that breaks your website, go back in the admin and remove what you added.
To be safe when working with complex code, try it on a test page first before implementing on a live page.
Please keep in mind that one big reason our WideRange websites perform so well (in both SEO and speed performance) is because the built-in coding is streamlined and efficient. If you start adding lots of external scripts and/or bloated custom code without knowing exactly what you're doing, you run the risk of inadvertently degrading the performance of your website, or causing unintended consequences.