Unexpected HTML-like code (e.g., class=“collection” with data-money-format, shop URL, and language attributes) is rendering at the top of a Shopify storefront. The store owner reports no recent app or theme changes.
Diagnosis: A respondent identifies “corrupted codes under Google tag area,” suggesting the issue stems from the Google tracking code section rather than the theme or apps.
Proposed fix: Re-add (re-paste) the Google tag code to the appropriate area to restore proper formatting and remove the visible code snippet on the storefront.
Evidence: Screenshots are provided showing the visible code on the site header and the corrupted Google tag area, which are central to the diagnosis.
Status: No confirmation that the fix was applied or that the issue is resolved. The discussion remains open with the primary action item being to reinsert the Google tag code correctly.
I went to my shopify store today and found this code at the top of my site. As far as I know we haven’t updated any apps or themes.
<class=“collection " data-money-format=”${{amount}} " data-shop-url=“https://drfredericksoriginal.com” data-default-lang=“en” data-current-lang=“en”>
Any idea how to get rid of it?
