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Add the Google Search Console verification tag to the docs site - #58
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just-the-docs renders _includes/head_custom.html inside the <head> of every page (the same mechanism as the existing favicon.html include), so the verification meta tag is served site-wide for Google to read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds
docs/_includes/head_custom.htmlwith the Google Search Console verification meta tag:Why here
The site uses the
just-the-docsremote theme, which includes_includes/head_custom.htmlinside the<head>of every rendered page (the same extension point already used by_includes/favicon.html). Dropping the tag there serves it site-wide without forking the theme's layout.Once the Pages build deploys, the domain can be verified in Google Search Console.