# How to Track Click Events on Custom / Self‑Hosted Site
Tracking key user interactions—like CTA clicks or nav link taps—shouldn’t require a dev team or a tag manager. Humblytics makes it incredibly easy to track custom clicks on any website by using HTML attributes, just like you would in Webflow.
This works for:
* WordPress (via HTML blocks or page builders)
* Shopify (in Liquid templates)
* Static HTML sites
* Framer, Squarespace, Ghost, etc.
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#### Step 1: Install the Humblytics Tracking Script
Add this to the \ of your site:
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> Replace ID with your actual site ID from your Humblytics dashboard.
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#### Step 2: Add a Custom Attribute to Any Clickable Element
To track a specific button or link, just add a custom attribute like this:
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Or:
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No JavaScript. No configuration. Just pure, privacy-first tracking.
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#### Step 3: See Results in Your Dashboard
1. Go to your Humblytics dashboard
2. Click on the Clicks tab
3. Look for your custom attribute value (e.g. hero-signup-btn)\\
You’ll see:
* Click counts
* Page breakdowns
* Traffic source filters
* Device segmentation
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#### Best Practices
| What to Track | Example Attribute |
| --------------------- | --------------------------- |
| Hero CTA | humblytics="hero-cta" |
| Pricing button | humblytics="pricing-btn" |
| Navigation link | humblytics="nav-about" |
| Footer contact button | humblytics="footer-contact" |
Use clear and unique values to make reporting and filtering easy inside your dashboard.
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#### Where to Add Attributes by Platform
| Platform | How to Add the humblytics Attribute |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| Webflow | Use the “Custom Attributes” field in the Designer |
| WordPress | In Gutenberg, use the HTML view or a Code block |
| Shopify | Add attributes in theme.liquid or section files |
| Framer | Use Embed blocks or custom components |
| HTML sites | Add directly to your element’s tag |
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