Tagsmith – Google Analytics (GA4) Dashboard, Consent Mode v2 & Ad Pixels
| 开发者 | shivaat |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月14日 04:42 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- GA4 dashboard in WordPress. An Overview that says what changed since the previous period, then Content, Acquisition, Audience, Search, Behavior and Realtime tabs, and a widget on the wp-admin home screen.
- Google tag with Consent Mode v2. Pick your GA4 property and web stream to fill in the Measurement ID, or paste a
G-ID. Advanced or Basic mode, defaults by region, WP Consent API support, and your own roles left out of the numbers. - Search Console reports. The Google searches that bring people to your site, site-wide and for each post.
- Per-post stats. A "Views (28 days)" column in the Posts list and a block editor panel with views, channels and searches. Both need pretty permalinks.
- Microsoft Clarity. When you turn it on, adds the Clarity tag under the same consent rules. With a Data Export token, shows rage clicks, dead clicks and scroll depth by page.
- Ad pixels behind one consent gate. Meta Pixel, Google Ads, TikTok Pixel, LinkedIn Insight Tag, Microsoft Advertising UET, Pinterest Tag, Snap Pixel and X Pixel. Each stays off until you switch it on and enter its ID, and follows your consent settings. Form leads from WPForms, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms and Elementor Pro, and a preview of what each pixel would send.
- Health check. Finds duplicate tags, a different Measurement ID on your homepage, another plugin adding a tag, and connection problems.
- Safe on staging. Tracking stays off on staging and development sites until you turn it on.
- No nags. No upgrade prompts and no admin notices outside the plugin's own screens, except one telling people who manage plugins that it needs a newer PHP or WordPress.
- No bundled plugins. Tagsmith never installs or activates anything else.
- No telemetry. The plugin sends us no usage data. The sign-in relay sees your site address, your IP address and the email of the Google account you sign in with, only while you connect or refresh tokens, and keeps none of it on disk.
- Free stays free. Nothing in this plugin will be locked or removed later.
- Read-only access. Tagsmith can only view your Google data.
- Clean uninstall. Deleting the plugin removes its settings, saved reports, Clarity snapshots and tokens from the database and asks Google to revoke its access. If your site cannot reach Google then, or is a copy whose address changed (Tagsmith does not ask Google to revoke), remove the access at myaccount.google.com/permissions. On a site with an external object cache, cached report copies expire by themselves within a week.
安装:
- Go to Plugins, Add New, then install and activate Tagsmith.
- Go to Tagsmith, Settings. The setup wizard starts.
- Read the pledges and data disclosure, then choose how to connect:
- Connect with Google to see reports in WordPress (recommended), or
- Add the tracking code only to paste a
G-Measurement ID, for tracking only. - If you connected, choose your GA4 property and web stream, and optionally turn on Search Console.
- Review tracking and privacy (excluded roles, Consent Mode).
- Open Tagsmith, Dashboard.
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常见问题:
How does consent work?
Tagsmith uses Google Consent Mode v2 and follows the choices made in your consent banner (it shows none). Clarity follows the same setting, with three values:
- Advanced (default): the tag loads for everyone, but by default in the EEA, UK and Switzerland it starts with consent denied until the visitor agrees.
- Basic: the tag loads only after the visitor agrees (an opt-out banner counts as agreed). This needs a banner that supports the WP Consent API, or one that calls
window.tagsmithGrant(). - Off: no consent signals are sent.
How do the ad pixels work with consent?
In Advanced mode they wait for marketing consent from visitors whose default is "not agreed", in Basic mode from everyone; in Off mode they load for everyone. Without a WP Consent API banner or Google Consent Mode (ad_storage), a visitor who has to agree never triggers a pixel. Where visitors must agree, a banner that decides only in the browser (CookieYes) loses leads from forms that send visitors to another page. Google Ads waits the same way and, in Basic mode with the Google tag set up, also for its grant.
Is Tagsmith free?
Yes. Every feature is free, with no usage limits and no upgrade screens, and nothing in the plugin will be locked later.
Can I use it without connecting Google?
Yes. Choose "Add the tracking code only" and paste your G- Measurement ID. You get the Google tag with Consent Mode, plus Microsoft Clarity and the ad pixels if you turn them on, without reports in WordPress.
Why don't my numbers match Google Analytics?
Usually caching (up to an hour for past dates), time zones, or a second tag that another plugin or your theme adds. Settings, Health looks for a second tag. Tagsmith uses your WordPress time zone and GA4 your property's, so set both to the same zone.
Can I use my own Google client?
Yes. On the Sign-in & data tab, under "Use my own Google client", add your client ID and secret. Your site then talks only to Google, and the sign-in relay is never contacted.
Where is the source code for the JavaScript?
build is compiled from assets/src. To rebuild it, use Node 22 and run npm ci && npm run build in the plugin folder.
What is the demo folder?
The demo folder holds sample data for the Live Preview.
更新日志:
- Fixed: the Google sign-in return no longer passes through wp-admin, so sites that send logged-out wp-admin requests to a login or account page (membership and LMS plugins) can connect.
- New: ad pixels for Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Microsoft Advertising, Pinterest, Snap and X, set up in the new Ads & pixels tab and off until you switch one on.
- New: pixels wait for marketing consent where your consent setting asks for it; Google Ads also waits for the Google tag's grant in Basic mode.
- New: form leads from WPForms, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms and Elementor Pro, plus a
tagsmith_pixel_leadaction for other forms. - New: Health finds pixels your theme or another plugin also adds, and a preview shows what the pixels would send, without sending it.
- New: a "What changed" strip on the Overview, with KPI tiles and tables compared with the previous period.
- New: the block editor panel and the home screen widget say what moved.
- Changed: Health says "Not in use" for features you switched off.
- Changed: numbers follow your site's language; settings and dashboard fit down to 320px wide.
- Changed: the Advanced tab is now "Sign-in & data", and every settings form ends with one unsaved-changes bar.
- Fixed: reports asked for before Google is connected answer 409, not 401, which a security plugin could read as a failed login.
- First release.