jpalod

The plugin just allows you to control where your pixel(s) are being used. You still need to configure your pixels manually.

Doubtful. I don’t see how the script would slow your page load time, so if you want to not worry about activating/deactivating the plugin just put your main pixel in your header.php theme file, and manually track events by creating event codes for specific pages. If you want to worry about load times, I’d look at my installed plugins and caching first, not a pixel request.

<!– End Facebook Pixel Code –>
<script type=’text/javascript’>
fbq(‘init’, ‘FACEBOOK PIXEL NUMBER’, {
“em”: “EMAIL ADDRESS APPEARS HERE”
}, {

It’s not in the pixel code. You can see the script ends here

<!– End Facebook Pixel Code –>

However, look at the plugin settings to see what might be showing that additional info.

Just remove the:

<noscript> 
	<img height="1" width="1" style="display:none" alt="fbpx" src="https://www.facebook.com/tr?...codensipped" />
</noscript>

That specific tag is solely for the less than 2% of the internet that has scripts turned off in their browser. Will fix your problem immediately and won’t affect your Pixel stats.