How to make a snippet run once per day
By default, snippets run every time your site is visited. If you want a snippet to run only once per day, you can create a cron job. Here's an example: add_action( 'init', function () { $hook = 'run_snippet_daily'; $args = array(); if ( !...
How to make a snippet run on only one page
You can restrict a snippet to only running on one page of your site by adding this line near the top: if ( ! is_page( 'Page Name' ) ) return; You can replace Page Name with the title, slug, or ID of the page you want to run the snippet on, or...
How to add Google Analytics tracking code
When adding the Global Site Tag (gtag.js) script to your site for Google Analytics tracking, you want to put the tracking code just after the opening <head> tag. You can achieve this using the wp_head action hook. Here's an example:...
How to add Microsoft Clarity tracking code
If you want to add Microsoft Clarity tracking to your site, you will be asked to add some code to your site's <head> tag. The easiest way to do this is add a snippet that hooks to the wp_head action. Here's an example: add_action( 'wp_head',...
How to add a Facebook Pixel
Adding a Facebook Pixel to your site is easy with when using Code Snippets. When setting up the pixel, select Install code manually , and then create a snippet similar to the one below including your pixel base code: add_action( 'wp_head',...
Using AJAX within Snippets to combine PHP and JavaScript
Sometimes when you are working with snippets you'll encounter a scenario where you have a value in JavaScript that you want to pass back to a PHP function. One possible solution to this issue is to make use of AJAX. This article is intended to...
