I've removed the fake analytics data from the dashboard and replaced it with more appropriate website status cards that show operational information instead of misleading metrics. The dashboard now focuses on quick actions for content management, media uploads, and tracking code configuration without displaying analytics data that doesn't exist.

No, currently the tracking codes are NOT being properly added to your website.

Here's what I found:

Current Situation

• The admin panel allows you to add/manage tracking codes ✅
• Those codes are saved to localStorage ✅
• BUT they're never actually injected into your website ❌

Your root layout.tsx file has no Script components or tracking code injection mechanism. The codes just sit in storage but never make it to the actual site.

What Needs to Happen

According to the Next.js documentation you shared, I need to:

1. Create a Tracking Scripts Component that:

   • Reads the saved tracking codes from storage
   • Uses Next.js <Script> component with proper loading strategies
   • Renders codes in the correct placement (head vs body)
2. Add it to your root layout so tracking codes load on every page

3. Use proper loading strategies:

   • afterInteractive for most analytics (loads after page is interactive)
   • lazyOnload for non-critical scripts (loads during idle time)
   • beforeInteractive only for critical scripts that must load before page hydration
4. Optionally use @next/third-parties for Google Analytics/Tag Manager for better performance

My Recommendation

I should create a <TrackingScripts> component that properly implements this, then add it to your root layout. This will ensure all tracking codes added through the admin panel are actually rendered on your website using Next.js best practices.

Should I implement this now? It's a critical missing piece for your tracking codes to actually work.