DraftPress Team

Thank you for the wonderful review. We just noticed it!
Much appreciated.

@moonandowl, You can export all your snippets.

Please find instructions on how to export all snippets in our documentation here: https://draftpress.com/docs/header-footer-code-manager-pro/

Let me know if you have any other questions!

We’re not sure what your code is trying to do or what it looks like so it’s difficult to provide guidance.

However, you could just combine them into 1 snippet if they’re meant to show in same spot. Which it sounds like that’s what you are trying to do. Then, multiple snippets isn’t necessary. Just use 1.

Other than that, we can’t say much without reviewing a lot more details like the snippet code, purpose, and end result you’re seeking.

Hi,

To achieve this, you’ll need to remove any line breaks or newline characters that separate the individual snippets in your code.

Here’s a simple example in HTML:

Original code with line breaks:

<div>
<p>This is a paragraph.</p>
</div>
<span>This is a span.</span>

Code with snippets on the same line:

<div><p>This is a paragraph.</p></div> <span>This is a span.</span>

Instead of using the CSS code editor directly, try wrapping your CSS rules within <style> tags. This is a common practice for inserting CSS styles into HTML documents, and it may resolve the issue you’re experiencing with HFCM.

Here’s how you can do it:

1. Go to the snippet editor in HFCM.
2. Instead of entering your CSS rules directly, add the following lines at the beginning and end of your CSS code:

<style> /* Your CSS rules go here */ </style>

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by DraftPress Team.

Ouch! A whole star taken off for the size of the snippet field.

After many years, this is first time someone has mentioned this small UI aspect so we’ve never thought that was a shortfall. I don’t think we want to make it collapsible as people really need to be staring at the configuration as that’s what they usually get wrong. But the easy fix is just to make the snippet textarea box taller.

We appreciate the time you took to leave a review. Most people do not. So thank you for that! Much appreciated.

Can you set up an admin-level user for us to check your site? You can use this email –?[email protected]?– for the account. You can delete it after we investigate and find a resolution to this issue.

HI @pleuratp – It seems like you may possibly have a caching plugin installed as that is the only reason the GTM code would still be there.

Check in an incognito window and see if snippet is in the source code. If not, then it’s definitely caching.

If yes, then ensure that you have not installed another plugin before that also had GTM snippet.

With HFCM plugin, once it’s uninstalled or disabled, the snippets won’t be on any page.

Hi there, the php snippets feature is only availabe with the Pro version of HFCM, you can check all the features here – https://draftpress.com/products/header-footer-code-manager-pro/

hi @lokendrayadav,

How many posts do you have in your site?

@bsoftde Thanks for your feedback! We’re glad you’re enjoying our plugin.

With the pro version of our plugin, you can change the order of snippet priority. This allows you to ensure that your most important snippets are always executed first.

I’ve taken note of your request and I’ll add a new option to the side wide setting in the plugin that allows users to add the code to the body of the page. I’ll also update the documentation for the plugin to reflect this new change.

In the meantime, if Google tells you specifically to add the code to the body section of your site, you can choose the “Header and Footer” option for the side-wide setting. This will add the code to the header and footer of all pages, including the body. @rebornhairppp

@rupamrock We have set up an environment with WordPress 6.3.1, theme Newspaper 12.3

It’s working fine for us.

Please try clearing your cache:

1. Check if the plugin is activated. You can do this by going to Plugins > Installed Plugins and looking for the Header Footer Code Manager plugin. If it is not activated, click on the Activate button.
2. Clear the cache of your browser and WordPress. You can do this by following these steps:
   • For your browser:
     • Close your browser completely.
     • Open your browser again.
   • For WordPress:
     • Go to Settings > General and scroll down to the Media section.
     • Click on the Clear Cache button.
3. Try creating a new snippet. If you can create a new snippet and save it, then the problem is with the snippet you are trying to edit.
4. Try deactivating other plugins that you have installed. Sometimes, other plugins can conflict with the Header Footer Code Manager plugin.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by DraftPress Team.

@shadician We have talked to our developers about this, we will give you an update soon, please bear with us.

Thanks for taking the time to review our plugin.