Kits & allowed domains
One kit for each site, and you choose where it's allowed to work.
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What a kit is
A kit is one CDN line for one website or app. Each kit has its own code, like k_your_kit, and its own list of places where it's allowed to work.
Make one kit per site
Got a blog and a recipe app? Make two kits. That way you can change or switch off one without touching the other.
Open your Profile
Your kits are listed there, with a button to make a new one.
Name it after the site
"Recipe blog" is easier to find later than "Kit 2".
Copy its line
Paste it in that site's <head>, as shown in The CDN line.
Allowed domains
A domain is your site's address, like yourapp.com. The list decides where the kit's icons show up, so nobody can copy your line onto their own site.
| You write | Icons show on |
|---|---|
| Nothing (empty) | Any website |
yourapp.com | yourapp.com only |
*.yourapp.com | shop.yourapp.com, blog.yourapp.com… but not yourapp.com |
yourapp.com*.yourapp.com | Your site and all its subdomains |
A subdomain is the part before your domain, like shop. in shop.yourapp.com. If you use both, list both.
Deleting a kit
Deleting a kit switches its line off everywhere, right away. Icons on sites using that line disappear. Your other kits keep working.
When Pro ends
Heads up. Kits pause when Pro ends, so icons from the line stop showing. Come back to Pro and they return with the same line. Nothing to re-paste.
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