Skip to content
Back to KickoffLabs

Use custom CSS, HTML, and scripts in KickoffLabs

Last reviewed: 2026-09-23

Open the KickoffLabs designer, select Page → Custom CSS, add a scoped rule, preview desktop and mobile, and publish the draft. The field loads after the KickoffLabs designer styles. Use the editor’s built-in design controls for simpler changes.

From Pages & forms, open Manage → Page settings → Code for HTML — head or HTML — footer. The page setup also has Tracking fields for a GA4 ID and Meta Pixel ID. Save and test on the published page. The KickoffLabs section picker did not expose the classic arbitrary Custom HTML snippet block in the tested editor.

Use Pages & forms → Shared settings → Analytics & tracking scripts for header/footer code across published pages. Separate fields are labeled for status-page conversion scripts. Page-level tracking runs alongside campaign scripts, so avoid installing the same base tag twice. Script access can vary by plan. For an external site, install its own code through that site’s controls and use Embed or AnyForm to connect leads.

Always inspect the public page, a phone layout, and a synthetic signup. The classic guide’s claim that page-specific scripts overwrite campaign-wide scripts does not match the tested KickoffLabs tracking form.

Need help? Email support@kickofflabs.com with the campaign and page URLs, the step you tried, and the observed result. Keep private credentials out of the message.