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June 23, 2019

How to install Secure Privacy on Joomla

This guide explain you how to install Secure Privacy on Joomla and become compliant with GDPR, CCPA, LGPD.

  1. Go to the installation page and get the Secure Privacy script.
  2. Log into the Joomla Administration panel.
  3. Click on the Template Manager link.
  4. Click the Templates tab.
  5. Locate the template your site is using, then click on its title.
  6. Click the Edit main page template link.
  7. Locate the </head> closing tag and insert your Secure Privacy script above it.
  8. Save & Close button.
  9. Your Secure Privacy Tracking Code is now installed.


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