This depends on your theme. Most themes have a call the wp_footer hook at the bottom of every page – which means it’s at the bottom of every single post, every single page, and the home page. Rather than editing all of your theme files to include your tracking code, use a plugin that ties … Read more
I solved the problem, and the download statistics now works in Google Analytics. Using the plugin mentioned above, download statistics are readily available, but it didn’t work out for me until now. This was because I had made all the links for downloadable files on my site with relative paths – for instance with <a … Read more
You can follow different approaches, I will show you a simple one, that hooks into wp_footer action. The lack of this approach is that it slows down the page loading. To avoid this lack you can use the same logic but implemented via ajax. So, you can use an option to store category popularity, it … Read more
Use conditional tags for each author with their tracking code in a custom function. is_author( ‘4’ ) && is_single() )
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As long as you’re quotes are escaped to render the final code correctly, you should be fine either way. That just a matter of preference. If you go with the first route, you’ll be able to migrate your scripts to an external source with very little extra effort. The second way can get a little … Read more
I kindly and respectfully ask the community to take 30 seconds out of your day and please explain this phenomenon to me. I get that it’s cool to either ignore or ridicule those who are not savvy with this sort of stuff, but I need to know how this is happening, who’s behind it and … Read more
I finally found the answer buried in deep inside the Admin panel for customizing the particular theme that’s being used. Funny, because I looked there already, but missed it the first time around. Evidently, these particular options are saved into a database which explains why scanning for keywords found in all the site files came … Read more
I normally use the official WooCommerce Google Analytics plugin, it has been developed by WooCommerce, so that’s always nice. There is a free version and a paid version. Sometimes you get what you pay for, I think the paid version is worth it but I guess it depends on your needs. Here is a comparison … Read more