How do you track Forminator form submissions as events in Google Analytics (Universal Analytics) using Google Tag Manager?
WordPress is the world's most popular content management system (or CMS), and is used by around 30% of all websites in existence - including this one. I focus on WordPress.org, which is the open source, self-hosted version, as well as the huge ecosystem that has grown around it: plugins, themes, page builders and more.
How do you track Forminator form submissions as events in Google Analytics (Universal Analytics) using Google Tag Manager?
There's no 'homepage' condition in Oxygen as such, so how do you selectively show or hide an element on your WordPress homepage?
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If your WordPress theme does not define a Content Width, oEmbed videos default to 500px wide. Oxygen websites do not use themes, so default to this.
You've just set up your self-hosted WordPress website. I would always advise that you know how to access your site files via FTP! But why?
Hints and tips on taking screengrabs of websites and making them look good, from free software to handy CSS.
What if you want to show only WordPress posts that are in both category A and category B (rather than either category A or category B)? That's possible...
With just a simple URL parameter, spin up a WordPress search results page that includes posts from two or more categories.
This post could just as easily be called 'how to filter a WordPress category page by keyword search term'!
So you have one WordPress website hosted with SiteGround, and now you want to add another one to the same hosting account but with a different domain?