Header Footer Code Manager Pro makes it simple to add tracking snippets, conversion pixels, and other scripts to your WordPress website that are required by third-party services for analytics, marketing, or chat features. You can label each of your snippets for easy reference, see all of the snippets that have been posted to your site on one page, and discover some of the main rules that are used to display each snippet using the All Snippets screen.
From this primary panel, you can turn any snippet on or off, as well as replicate any existing snippet. HFCM Pro also allows you to backup all of your existing snippets by exporting them to a JSON file, as well as importing them into a staging environment or another copy of your site.
What Are the Benefits of Using HFCM Pro?
Avoid mistakenly inserting snippets in the incorrect location.
Remove the need for a dozen or more useless plugins only to add a few lines of code – It’s always best to use fewer plugins.
When switching or changing themes, never lose your code snippets.
Know which snippets are loaded, where they appear, and who added them to your site.
Using the Specific Post Kinds functionality, create separate snippets for different post types.
Almost any snippet from any service you want to add to your website can be accepted by our plugin.
Snippets for marketing and CRM (such as Salesforce, ActiveCampaign, Hubspot, or Keap/Infusionsoft)
Google DFP / Adsense, Media.net, BuySellAds, and other ad snippets
Pixel Tracking (Facebook, LinkedIn, Tik Tok, Twitter, or Google Conversion)
Tracking Snippets for Analytics and Statistics (Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Adobe Analytics, or Mixpanel)
Widgets for Chat and Support (such as LiveChat, Olark, ZenDesk, Freshdesk, or HelpScout)
Snippets for Website/Domain Verification (including Google Search, Alexa, Bing, Yandex, Pinterest, and more)
Scripts for external fonts (Adobe Typekit, The Type Network, FontDeck, Google Fonts, etc)
Heatmaps are visual representations of data (from Crazy Egg, Hotjar, Mouseflow)
Services with an opt-in / notification bar (like OptinMonster, Wisepops, Sumo, Hello Bar, etc.)
HTML, Javascript, CSS, and PHP snippets are all supported.
The Head, Footer, or Body of your website can all be used as a display location.
Page Display Rules can be applied to specific posts, pages, categories, post types, tags, and recent posts, or they can be applied manually using a shortcode.
Page/Post Exclusion – This allows you to hide the snippet from particular pages/posts.
Device Control whether your snippet appears on a desktop or mobile device.
Control whether your script displays to All Audiences, Logged In Users, or Logged Out Users by changing the audience setting.
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