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About Metronet Tag Manager
The Metronet Tag Manager plugin allows you to easily integrate Google Tag Manager into your website and set up tracking scripts and rules. It provides features like adding dataLayer variables, adding HTML event handlers, and customizing content links. However, some customization may be required in your WordPress theme for the plugin to work correctly.Screenshots
Frequently asked questions
What is Google Tag Manager?
Google Tag Manager (GTM) is a tool that allows you to gather and manage tracking scripts in one place. It allows you to fire these scripts based on the rules you set up.
How can I integrate Google Tag Manager into my website?
You can integrate Google Tag Manager into your website by adding the GTM script to the <head> tag of your website. If you don't have access to add code to your site, you can use the Metronet Tag Manager plugin.
What does the Metronet Tag Manager plugin do?
The Metronet Tag Manager plugin unlocks the power of the dataLayer, allowing you to easily set macros and firing rules on almost any element. It also lets you add dataLayer variables and HTML event handlers to content links.
How do I make the Metronet Tag Manager plugin work on WordPress?
To make the Metronet Tag Manager plugin work on WordPress, you need to add the <code><?php do_action( 'body_open' ); ?></code> code just after the <code><body></code> tag.
Where can I find more resources about Google Tag Manager?
You can find more resources about Google Tag Manager on the official Google Tag Manager website, as well as on Moz and Cutroni blogs.
Changelog
1.5.5
- Released 2023-06-24
- Adding the ability to update header messages remotely.
1.5.4
- Released 2019-07-16
- Adding GTM dataLayer on search pages.
1.5.3
- Released 2019-07-16
- Added Beaver Builder compatibility.
1.5.2
- Released 2019-05-24
- Updating documentation.
- Adding option to hide GTM data layer settings on posts/pages.
1.5.1
- Released 2019-05-21
- Added support for WordPress 5.2’s wp_body_open tag.
1.5.0
- Released 2018-11-24
- Added Gutenberg inline option for setting a dataLayer variable
1.3.0
- Released 2018-07-25
- Fixed a bug when saving and outputting Google Tag Manager snippets where an ampersand HTML entity was added to the output.
1.2.9
- Released 2018-04-24
- Fixed serious security issue. Please Update.
1.2.7
- Released 2017-11-15
- Fixing issues in the admin where HTML elements were escaped accidentally.
1.2.3
- Updated 2017-08-10
- Adding style element support
1.2.1
- Updated 2017-05-02
- Code cleanup and remediation by 10up
1.2.0
- Updated 2016-11-08
- Able to adhere to the new tag recommendations of inserting tag markup in the header and also after the body tag
1.1.0
- Updated 2016-04-08
- Improved sanitization for custom values
- Added support for CloudFlare arguments in GTM code
- Prevent non-filtered custom value from being outputted in the dataLayer
1.0.8
- Updated 2016-03-25
- Allow arrays/objects in dataLayer as JSON arguments
1.0.6
- Updated 2015-08-20 – WordPress 4.3
- Released 2015-04-03
- Bug fix – Allow periods in datavariables to comply with GTM 2.0.
1.0.5
- Updated 2014-12-11 – Ensuring WordPress 4.1 compatibility
- Released 2014-09-11
- Fixed anonymous function crashing PHP < 5.3 users
1.0.4
- Released 2014-08-27
- Fixed meta problem with datavariables showing up in areas where there aren’t posts or pages
- Ensuring WordPress 4.0 compatibility
1.0.3
- Released 2014-07-08
- Migration to TinyMCE 4
- Translations template
1.0.2
- Released 2013-07-30
- Documentation update
1.0.1
- Released 2013-07-24
- Fixing TinyMCE JavaScript issue
1.0
- Initial release.
