Description
This very simple plugin allows you to quickly connect your website to your Google Analytics account for complete tracking. Within one setting view you’ll be able to add your GA 4 ID, page location, and any desired custom GTag objects and custom code.
Steps to Enable Google Analytics 4:
- Create a GA 4 account Click here
- Take note of your tracking ID
- Add your tracking ID to the plugin settings
- Select location of the tracking code (not Google recommendation)
- Set any custom Gtag Object(s) if desired
- Set any Custom Code to be included with your tracking script
- Set location of your Custom Code if necessary
Features:
- Simple GA 4 Tracking ID Entry
- Set script location
- Ability to add custom GTag Objects
- Ability to add custom code entries & location
- Plugin support via email
Support
Do you have questions or issues with DoubleDome – Google Analytics Setup? Please send an email to pluginsupport@doubledome.com.
Screenshots
Plugin Overview 
Plugin Settings 
Plugin Support
Installation
- Upload the entire
google-analytics-ddfolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Configure Google Analytics 4 ID?
Click on “DoubleDome GA4” in left sidebar menu of WordPress Admin. On this page, click on “PLUGIN SETTINGS” and enter Google Analytics 4 Measurement ID into “Google Analytics 4 Measurement ID” field. Select the Google Analytics Tag location placement and click on “Save Changes” button. That’s it. Google Analytics tracking will start working.
FAQ
Learn More About GA 4
Click here
Make The Switch To Google Analytics 4
Click here
Universal Analytics Versus Google Analytics 4 Data
Click here
Contributors and Developers
“DoubleDome – Google Analytics Setup” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Change Log
1.2
- Fixed an issue with undefined variable on PHP 8
1.1
- Tested upto WordPress 6.1.1
1.0
- Initial release of the plugin.