Easy Google Analytics Integration - DoubleDome

For users setting up Google Analytics on website, this plugin supports seamless Google Analytics 4 WordPress integration. Whether you're setting up Google Analytics on a website or looking for Google Analytics help, the plugin is your go-to for smooth GA4 integration. If you're looking to integrate analytics, this plugin also supports other Google Analytics integrations and helps you with setting up Google Analytics 4. Additionally, it guides users on how to set up Google Analytics website tracking, including detailed instructions on how to install Google Analytics on website. Perfect for those seeking help with Google Analytics how to setup, you can easily manage analytics integrations and ensure proper GA4 installation for comprehensive website tracking. How to Enable Google Analytics 4:

1. Create a GA4 account Click here
2. Note down your tracking ID.
3. Enter your tracking ID in the plugin settings.
4. Choose where the tracking code will be placed (not following Google's default recommendation).
5. Optionally, configure any custom GTag objects.
6. Add any custom code you want to include with your tracking script.
7. Set the location for your custom code if needed.

Features:

1. Easy GA4 Tracking ID entry
2. Flexible script location settings
3. Option to add custom GTag objects
4. Ability to include custom code and specify its location
5. Email support for the plugin

1. Upload the entire google-analytics-dd folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress

Configure Google Analytics 4 ID? Click on "DoubleDome GA4" in left sidebar menu of Wordpress Admin. On this page, click on "PLUGIN SETTINGS" and enter Google Analytics 4 Measurement ID into "Google Analytics 4 Measurement ID" field. Select the Google Analytics Tag location placement and click on "Save Changes" button. That's it. Google Analytics tracking will start working.

1.4

• Tested and verified on Wordpress 6.6.2

1.3

• Tested and verified on Wordpress 6.5.2

1.2

• Fixed an issue with undefined variable on PHP 8

1.1

• Tested upto Wordpress 6.1.1

1.0

• Initial release of the plugin.