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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Add LD+JSON code – Help !!I understand that you’re interested in modifying our plugin to make it recognize ld-json code similar to .js code. While it’s not a straightforward task, you can certainly give it a try by creating a pull request (PR) on our GitHub repository. We appreciate your enthusiasm and willingness to contribute.
Please keep in mind that altering the functionality of a plugin can be complex, and it might require a deep understanding of the codebase and the plugin’s architecture. We would suggest thoroughly analyzing the plugin’s logic and implementation to determine the feasibility of your proposed changes.
By creating a PR and outlining your modifications, we can review the code and evaluate its validity. If the changes align with the plugin’s goals and don’t introduce any significant issues, we will certainly consider merging them into the main codebase.
Remember, we appreciate your initiative and effort, and even if the suggested modifications may not be feasible, there may be other ways we can work together to enhance the plugin. Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions or need assistance during the process.
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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Add LD+JSON code – Help !!@sarah-haruel The feature you’re looking for is not available at the moment.
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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Best plugin!Thank you so much for leaving a review. We appreciate you taking the time out of your day to do so – means a LOT!
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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] scripts beign cachedLooking at your source code, the scripts are definitely there. The HFCM plugin is doing everything right. No issue with it.
view-source:https://hardlevel.com.br/
As for why your caching plugin OR Quantcast can’t find the code, that is impossible for us to answer because it requires investigating how you’ve configured these plugins and understanding how quantcast is “looking”. Clearly, it’s visible in the source code so it really shouldn’t have any problem finding the snippet.
Unfortunately, troubleshooting third party services is not something we can help with as we’d have to get access to your site and other things.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] scripts beign cached@tuneca If you have a caching plugin installed, please clear your cache after you create a snippet.
Thank you.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Plugin topThank you for dedicating your time to review our plugin. Your efforts are greatly appreciated.
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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Works Great!Thank you for taking the time to review our plugin.
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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Elementor Landing PageGlad we got it figured out. HFCM is quite powerful. If you ever need more power, then check out the PRO version on our site.
Til then, please do leave a review so others find out about HFCM.
Thank you!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Elementor Landing Page@torivt65 Inside HFCM Snippet settings if you select Site display> Specific Posts
Then in the post list you should see the pages there.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Elementor Landing PageWe use Elementor quite frequently on sites and all of our pages show just fine.
Are you creating your “landing pages” differently than a regular page?
Do you navigate to them from the PAGES link or another screen? If another, then they may be a custom post type, not PAGES.
If they are from PAGES tab, can you confirm they’re Published (not Draft)?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Elementor Landing Page@torivt65 – once you put your cursor into the Page List field, and start typing, the pages will show if you’ve used Elementor on a regular page.
If it doesn’t please try turning off your plugins besides Elementor an HFCM and then check. If it works at that point, then one of your plugins is likely causing a conflict.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Elementor Landing PageHi @torivt65 – Can you kindly share the snippet settings that you are using?
Thank you very much.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Love this pluginThanks so much for the wonderful review. Much appreciated.
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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Fragment typeThis is an old thread. Sorry for missing it. Unfortunately, it’s a rather vague question because can be answered in many ways.
I’m sure you’ve figured this out. But if not, here’s the response:
What is the code type? Select the appropriate one.
If it begins with “<script src=”, then select Javascript.
As for location, that depends on where the third party script provider says to put the script. In most cases, it’ll be the footer so that it loads towards the end of the page. However, certain types of snippets (like Google Analytics) recommend placing it in the header. It’s case-by-case depending on the recommendation of the third party provider of the script.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] short code with a variableOk. Now I understand. Unfortunately, that would not make sense to put into HFCM’s shortcode. You’d be better off creating the shortcode separately and then using HFCM to place it on the pages you wish to trigger it.
Trying to integrate it into any other plugin’s shortcode is not the right way to implement what you described for several reasons, such as forward compatability, security, etc.
Hope that helps.