=== WP-Seventag === Contributors: ClearcodeHQ, PiotrPress, i.m.szukala Tags: 7tag, Seventag, tag manager, analytics, clearcode Requires at least: 4.3.1 Tested up to: 4.6.1 Stable tag: trunk License: GPLv3 License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt 7tag is a free, open-source tag manager that lets you effortlessly create, deploy, and manage your tags across your websites. == Description == This plugin integrates your WordPress site with 7tag, allowing you to add the 7tag container code to your website with just a few clicks via your WordPress Dashboard. 7tag - The easy-to-use tag manager for the busy marketer. 7tag is an open-source tag manager that’s free to download, use, and customize. Download the latest version of [7tag](https://7tag.org/download/ "Download 7tag") now from [7tag.org](https://7tag.org/ "7tag")! Please note: You will need to have downloaded 7tag, installed on your server, and created a container before you can use the WP-Seventag pluin. = 7 Reasons to Choose 7tag = 1. **Easy-to-use & Intuitive Interface** Save time and effortlessly add, change, and remove tags with the user-friendly 7tag interface. It’s incredibly easy to use for both non-technical and technical staff. 2. **No Data Limits** Manage an unlimited number of containers, tags, and conditions, and process an unlimited volume of traffic. 3. **Gain Full Control Of The Software** Host your 7tag tag management system on your own infrastructure and gain full control of the software. As 7tag is open source, you can review the code, modify it, & extend its functionalities. 4. **High-security Standards** 7tag was built using high-security standards to keep all your data and information safe. You can also enforce extra security by limiting access to the server. 5. **Free, Open-Source & Customizable** Save your marketing dollars and download & use 7tag for FREE. As it’s open source, you can customize it to suit your needs and incorporate it into your own product. 6. **Works With All Tags On All Browsers** Fire all types of JavaScript and pixel tags on all modern and legacy browsers to ensure your get all the information and data you need. 7. **Premium services for your 7tag** Achieve more with your marketing campaigns! Our team can help you configure, optimize, and customize your 7tag tool to help you achieve your specific marketing goals and objectives. = 7 Main Ways 7tag Can Help You = 1. **Manage All Your Tags in One Place** Save time by managing all your tags in one place. You can add, change, and remove any tag across all websites with just a few clicks. 2. **Collect Certain Information with Triggers** Save time by managing all your tags in one place. You can add, change, and remove any tag across all websites with just a few clicks. 3. **Specify When a Trigger is Fired with Conditions** Limit firing tags based on user-defined rules to the specific URL paths, DOM elements or individual forms. 4. **Test & Debug Your Tags Before They Go Live** Avoid having to play catch up and fix broken tags in the live environment by previewing your tags and removing bugs before they are deployed. 5. **Control User Access & Permissions** Create numerous user accounts and set granular permissions for viewing, editing, and publishing tags. 6. **Fast Loading with CDN Hosting** Your tags will always load instantly thanks to 7tag’s integration with all the popular Content Delivery Networks (CDN). 7. **API available** Keep all your marketing tools in one place by adding 7tag to your marketing stack with the 7tag API. == Installation == = From your WordPress Dashboard = 1. Go to 'Plugins > Add New' 2. Search for 'WP-Seventag' 3. Activate the plugin from the Plugin section in your WordPress Dashboard. = From WordPress.org = 1. Download 'WP-Seventag'. 2. Upload the 'wp-seventag' directory to your '/wp-content/plugins/' directory using your favorite method (ftp, sftp, scp, etc...) 3. Activate the plugin from the Plugin section in your WordPress Dashboard. = Once Activated = Visit 'Settings > 7tag', add your server's URL in the 'Server URL' field, fill in the 'Container ID' field, and then decide where you would like to place the 7tag snippet. **Please note** * wp_head is the preferred location for firing synchronous tags (e.g. for A/B testing). * wp_body_open is the preferred location for firing asynchronous tags. To learn more about which type of tags you should use (e.g. asynchronous or synchronous tags), read the [Tags](https://7tag.org/docs/tags/ "7tag Tags Documentation") section in the 7tag's documentation. = Multisite = The plugin can be activated and used for just about any use case. * Activate at the site level to load the plugin on that site only. * Activate at the network level for full integration with all sites in your network (this is the most common type of multisite installation). == Frequently Asked Questions == = How do I use the wp_body_open function? = Paste the following code directly after the opening `` tag in your theme: `` = What's the difference between placing the 7tag snippet in the wp_head or the wp_body_open locations? = * wp_head is the preferred location for firing synchronous tags (e.g. for A/B testing). * wp_body_open is the preferred location for firing asynchronous tags. To learn more about which type of tags you should use (e.g. asynchronous or synchronous tags), read the [Tags](https://7tag.org/docs/tags/ "7tag Tags Documentation") section in the 7tag's documentation. = What are minimum requirements for the plugin? = PHP interpreter version >= 5.3 == Screenshots == 1. **WordPress General Settings** - Visit 'Settings > 7tag', add your server's URL in the 'Server URL' field, fill in the 'Container ID' field, and then decide where you would like to place the 7tag snippet (wp_head is the preferred location for firing synchronous tags – e.g. for A/B testing and wp_head_open is the preferred location for firing asynchronous tags). 2. **7tag Containers Settings** - Visit '7tag > Containers' and take note of the Container ID you want to implement into your site. Then, write that container ID in the 'Container ID' field in your WordPress Dashboard. == Changelog == = 1.4.1 = *Release date: 09.09.2016* * Added support for get_sites function introduced in WordPress 4.6 version. * Added .htaccess file for increase plugin's security. * Added for all php files, including templates, check condition for ABSPATH constant defined. = 1.4.0 = *Release date: 17.05.2016* * Added synchronous snippets inclusion via output buffering. * Expanded info on the 7tag Settings page about the synchronous and asynchronous methods of the 7tag inclusion snippets. * Update script.js file handling checkbox behavior on settings page. * Remove '-template' suffix from template file names. * Replaced screenshots-1.png with a new one. * Updated the Polish wp-seventag-pl_PL.po/.mo translation files. = 1.3.0 = *Release date: 12.05.2016* * Added asynchronous snippets inclusion via output buffering. * Added methods wrappers for handling options functions. * Added script.js file handling checkbox behavior on settings page. * Correct link to plugins settings page. * Replaced screenshots-1.png with a new one. * Updated the Polish wp-seventag-pl_PL.po/.mo translation files. = 1.2.0 = *Release date: 11.05.2016* * Update synchronous and add asynchronous snippets. * Enable synchronous and/or asynchronous snippets loading. * Added info on the 7tag Settings page about the synchronous and asynchronous locations of the 7tag snippets. * Replaced screenshots-1.png with a new one. * Updated the Polish wp-seventag-pl_PL.po/.mo translation files. = 1.1.0 = *Release date: 21.04.2016* * Moved settings to a separate 7tag sub page under the Settings section. * Added info on the 7tag Settings page about the preferred location of the 7tag snippet. * Added instructions on the 7tag Settings page about placing the 7tag snippet into the HTML `` element. * Added info about PHP interpreter's minimum requirements version and other small fixes in readme.txt file. * Replaced screenshots-1.png with a new one. * Updated the Polish wp-seventag-pl_PL.po/.mo translation files. * Renamed a file from COPYING.txt to LICENSE.txt according to WordPress Detailed Plugin Guidelines. * Removed the repository and support for GitHub and changed the Plugin URI tag in the plugin's header. = 1.0.0 = *Release date: 02.11.2015* * First stable version of the plugin.