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AddFunc Head & Footer Code

by AddFunc

Version: 2.3

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Description

Allows administrators to add code to the <head> and/or footer of an individual post (or page or other content) and/or site-wide. Ideal for scripts such as Google Analytics conversion tracking code and any other general or page-specific JavaScript. A very simple, reliable and lightweight plugin.

  1. Upload the entire /addfunc-head-footer-code folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
  2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
  3. Add code site-wide in Settings>Head & Footer Code or on individual Pages/Posts using the Head & Footer Code meta box when in edit mode in a page (or any post type)
  1. <p>Simply paste your code into one of these three fields and it will be included on every page of your website.</p>

    Simply paste your code into one of these three fields and it will be included on every page of your website.

  2. <p>Add your code to these fields respectively and it will output specifically to this page, post or custom post type. Optionally replace or remove the site-wide code on any individual post or page.</p>

    Add your code to these fields respectively and it will output specifically to this page, post or custom post type. Optionally replace or remove the site-wide code on any individual post or page.

Can I add Google Analytics or other tracking code snippets to the ⟨head⟩ tag of my website?

Yep! That’s what AddFunc Head & Footer Code is made for.

Can I add code snippets to the ⟨head⟩ tag or footer of a specific Post or Page?

Yep! That’s what this plugin is made for.

Does AddFunc Head & Footer Code work on custom content types, the same as they do on Posts and Pages?

For the site wide code yes, as long as the theme is set up properly with the wp_head() and wp_footer() functions. For individual custom content type “entries” (as we’ll call them) it will work as long as the custom content type (or custom post type more precisely) is set up in the standard way, so that WordPress will recognize that it needs to add all the usual meta boxes to it. Basically, it will work in a standard setup.

Where does the Head Code output?

Wherever wp_head() is located in your theme.

Where does the Body Start Code output?

Immediately after the opening body tag. Note: other plugins can be made to do the same thing and one of them has to insert before the other, so other plugins could theoretically insert code before AddFunc Head & Footer Code’s Body Start Code.

Where does the Footer Code output?

Wherever wp_footer() is located in your theme.

Will AddFunc Head & Footer Code work if there is no `wp_head()` or `wp_footer()` in my theme?

Wherever one of those functions is missing, your code will not be output there. But omitting one of them does not stop the other ones from working. AddFunc Head & Footer Code will also save your code regardless. It just can’t output your code without the presence of those functions in the theme.

Does AddFunc have a website?

Yes. addfunc.com

Dude You Are The Best!!!

By black667 on November 8, 2019

You saved my life man. This plugin is much better than any other similar plugins (including Insert Headers and Footer). Thanks a lot! Keep the good work!

Lightweight & easy

By anderols on January 3, 2019

Thanks for this plugin - I just wanted to add the Google Adsense script in the header, and I did it in minutes...:-) Very easy to use.

The most convenient of its kind

By diegocanal on January 3, 2019

There are other similar plugins I've used but this one wins by far. Being able to set the priority is a very useful feature. Also a nice detail is that —apart from allowing the addition of code in wp_head() and wp_footer()— it allows to put code after the opening body tag too. Thanks @joerhoney!

Perfect Solution! 1min fix for everything

By Nexusway (detoxdave) on November 30, 2018

Exactly what I needed, and nothing extra in my face, perfect use of the intended design of Screen Options. Excellent for those Facebook App Meta-Tags! I have a child-theme setup with many specialized templates and child Menus (about 10), and user-restricted content, and etc. - This is what you are looking for 🙂

SIMPLE & WORKS

By hackman2030 on March 27, 2018

After testing various plugins with disappointment, this one helped me prevent my Google Adsense on certain pages and posts with ease. Thank you to the plugin developer for this work. Where can I donate please?

Add code made simple

By Candlelite on November 1, 2017

The simplicity of this plugin is its power. Thank you for an excellent plugin which is devoid of useless frippery.

Whole Site or Single Page

By cbejensen on September 1, 2017

Finally, a plug-in that adds scripts to the entire site or just a single page. Simple and gets the job done. Thanks!

Very simple plugin that save time

By sovaptizza on August 11, 2017

This plugin does what I need. Thank you.

Perfect for Facebook Pixel

By SuperfeinCreative on June 28, 2017

This plugin is spectacular! It's the only plugin that I could find which would allow me to add different code into the head of my entire site, and slightly different code into individual products, posts or pages. Perfect for Facebook Pixel Event tracking, like Add to Cart etc. I tip my hat to Addfunc devs, well done!

Simple, easy and efficient

By lukascech on June 9, 2017

Works very well, it's super simple to use and very useful for quick addition of page specific or site wide tracking codes.

2.3

23 May 2019

  • Fixes a PHP notice, which appeared on the login dialog when WP_DEBUG was ON. (I think I actually got it this time.)

2.2

23 Apr 2019

  • Fixes a PHP notice, which appeared on the login dialog when WP_DEBUG was ON. Edit: not fixed, just a different error.

2.1

28 Nov 2018

  • Removes the metabox from post types which are not public.

2

19 Sep 2018

  • Adds… drumroll please… Body Start Code!
    • Insert code immediately after the opening body tag!
    • Fields for individual page/post code as well as site-wide code.
    • Optionally replace site-wide code with individual page/post code.
    • All behaves the same as head code and footer code, except for priority (no priority setting).
    • Note: There is no standard for opening body tag code in WordPress yet (contact me if I’m wrong). If there ever is, AddFunc Head & Footer Code may change so as to conform to the standard. We don’t think this will effect performance in anyway, but if it does, we will let you know through this change log. If necessary, we may even leave this feature in place along with the new standardized method.

1.5.1

17 Sep 2018

  • Removes individual post output on various pages:
    • archive
    • author
    • category
    • tag
    • home
    • search
    • 404

1.5

13 Sep 2017

  • Adds ability to set the output priority of the head code. Thanks to John Irvine at RD Technology Solutions for the suggestion.
  • Adds ability to set the output priority of the footer code.
  • Changes the metabox to a lower priority so it sits at the bottom by default instead of the top. Thanks to @enfueggo for the suggestion.

1.4

3 Apr 2017

  • Adds option for individual post code to replace the site-wide code:
    • Head and footer managed independently of each other.
    • Individual post code appends to site-wide by default.
    • Check the Replace Site-wide Head/Footer Code checkbox to replace or remove the Site-wide code for the respective area.
  • Fixes post meta fields:
    • No longer saves post meta fields when not needed.
    • Deletes post meta fields if empty when saved/updated.

1.3

23 Jun 2015

  • Corrects the generated path to options.php, so that the settings page can be found even on installs where the plugins directory is not at the standard /wp-content/plugins location.

1.2

19 Jun 2015

  • Discovered addfunc-head-footer-code.php was saved with text encoding Western (Mac OS Roman). ~>:( Changed to Unicode (UTF-8).
  • This was probably changed during a recent update on the plugin’s tags (the tags for the WordPress Plugin Repository), so maybe two weeks ago. Previous downloads should have been UTF-8.
  • Also changed version 1.1 to UTF-8 because leaving a Mac OS Roman version in the repository would be pointless. So 1.1 and 1.2 are the same, except for the readme.txt.

1.1

28 Nov 2014

  • Fixes meta box nounce.
  • Changes all references to Average (including but not limited to “avrg”, “average”, etc.) to relate to AddFunc (changing project name).
  • Changes a few other function and variable names for namespacing purposes.
  • Submitted to the WordPress Plugin Repository under the name AddFunc.

1.0

7 Aug 2014

  • Includes readme.txt.
  • Submitted to the WordPress Plugin Repository.

0.4.1

6 Aug 2014

  • Code cleaned up (mostly comments removed).
  • Excludes unnecessary file: style.css.

0.4

8 Jul 2014

  • Bug fix: replaced “my-meta-box-id” with “avrghdftrcdMetaBox” (duh).

0.3

27 Oct 2013

  • Hid Head & Footer Code meta box from non-admin users.

0.2

15 Oct 2013

  • Adds a Head & Footer Code settings page for site-wide code (for admins only).

0.1

14 Aug 2013

  • Adds Head & Footer Code meta box to all pages, posts and cusom post types.
  • Saves Head & Footer Code entry to the database as custom fields.
  • Outputs code to the website in wp_head() and wp_footer().
  • Version:Version: 2.3
  • Active installs:Active installs: 20K
  • Last updated:Last updated: 29-05-2019
  • Requires:Requires: 3.0.1
  • Tested:Tested: 5.2.21
Average rating:5 out of 5 stars.
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