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Hi,
This is probably an easy thing to do, but I am unsure of where to upload the verification code onto my website to authenticate with Google & Bing.
Thank you for your help.
Lindsay
http://rockrosebotanicals.comI recall there are several verification methods for Google & Bing, so it may depend on which method you are attempting to use. If it's a script snippet (can't remember if that's an option), you should be able to place it in the "Header Scripts" section in the WordPress Dashboard under Genesis > Theme Settings.
The .html verification method requires putting the provided character string into an HTML file somewhere on your server via FTP (usually in the same directory that WordPress is installed in, which is often called public_html).
I think there's also a DNS entry verification method, which looks for a TXT entry. That would need to be done in the Advanced DNS settings wherever your domain was registered.
Hope that helps to point you in the right direction.
5.12 Design Lab
WordPress Websites built on the Genesis Framework
512designlab.comI use DNS txt.It's easier and it will not increase the size of the page.
Hope this can help you.
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