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Hello,
I’m looking to add the facebook pixel tracking code to my site and it instructs me to add code to paste it between the header tags on every page of the site. I found this post which is helpful: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/add-code-to-header-tag/ but i’m not sure how to copy and paste the header and footer php files into my child theme so they do not get overwritten with updates. Can someone help? Thank you so much, love Enfold!
Hey bobfurgo,
You can simply put the files in the root of your child theme. They will take precedence over the parent theme files and thus remain update proof.
Best regards,
Jordan ShannonHi,
Yes, but you will have to place the link to the code in header.php as well of course, if you post the code you need to add then we can give you a function to use in functions.php instead if you like.
Best regards,
RikardCan someone give me a step by step on the above? I need to do this too and i don’t fully understand the above instructions.
Hi strengthcoaching,
Please try this in your child theme functions.php file:
function strengthcoaching_add_fb_pixel(){ ?> !YOUR FB PIXEL SCRIPT GOES HERE! <?php } add_action('wp_head', 'strengthcoaching_add_fb_pixel');Best regards,
RikardHi Rikard,
to add a snap pixel in the enfold child theme,
the code below is correct ? (I just replace fb by snap in the name of the function)
function strengthcoaching_add_snap_pixel(){
?>
!YOUR SNAP PIXEL SCRIPT GOES HERE!
<?php
}
add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘strengthcoaching_add_snap_pixel’);
ThanksHi Victoria,
My customer ask me to add the SNAP pixel.
I don’t know how to verify if the code is OK.
I’m going to look for it.
My question is :
does the code function is specific to fb pixel or I can use it with any pixel code ?
ThanksHi ppi37,
The function you posted above should work in your functions.php file. You can verify that it works by inspecting the front end of your site, and search for this string for example: ad499256-efbd-4418-a052-4d5778fa1799
Best regards,
Rikard
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