Other zucchini recipes: 1  In a medium-sized bowl, combine the zucchini, yellow squash, red bell pepper, cilantro and mint.  In a small bowl, whisk together the lime juice, soy sauce, fish sauce, rice vinegar, agave nectar and chili garlic paste.
A container tag is a code snippet used in web development that removes the need for multiple data tracking codes being placed directly on the site. Instead, one code is placed on every page on a site. This code literally acts as a container whereby all tracking codes can be placed off site in the Google Tag Manager interface and fired from the one code on the site. This means that you can update, add or remove your tracking codes, through the Google Tag Manager interface, avoiding website development times.
Since the container does not describe how data or metadata is encoded, a program able to identify and open a container file might not be able to decode the contained data. This may be caused by the program lacking the required decoding algorithm. By definition, a container format could wrap any kind of data. Though there are some examples of such file formats (e.g. Microsoft Windows 's DLL files), most container formats are specialized for specific data requirements. For example, a popular family of containers is found for use with multimedia file formats.