Requires at least: 3.8.1 Tested up to: 3.8.1 Stable tag: 1.0.0
Inserts latest Google Analytics Asynchronous tracking code into the head (recommended) of your site while swapping in the active domain of a mapped domain WordPress Multisite Network installation.
== Description ==
Google Analytics for WordPress Multisite Network using mapped domains. Version 1.0.0 is nothing more then a hook into the header that swaps in the current domain. There is no ability to override via options. It is simply a drop-in at the moment meant for those who are lords of their multisite networks.
Warning: this is a global insert. Individual sites/domains/installs will not be able to add a custom Google UA.
Update plugin file with your own Google Analytics ID. Open file google-analytics-for-multisite-network.php and replace _PUT_YOUR_GOOGLE_UA_ID_HERE_.
Visit the Red Bridge Internet site for more information about Google Analytics for Multisite Network plugin.
Tracking Multiple Domains - Web Tracking (ga.js)
== Installation ==
- Download the plugin and unzip it.
- Upload the folder /google-analytics-for-multisite-network to your /wp-content/plugins/ folder.
- Activate the plugin from your WordPress admin panel.
- Installation finished.
== Screenshots ==
- At the moment none.
== Frequently Asked Questions ==
= Why was this plugin created? =
Couldn't find anything that did the job. If you find something that can, drop me a note and I'll retire this thing.
= Why did you release this plugin? =
It's nothing more then a simple hook that's packaged up in a plugin. If it can help others, let it spread its wings and fly.
= Why shouldn't this just be added to a theme's functions.php file? =
Upgradeability, portability, backwards compatibility, and other *abilities. If for some reason this function were in need of customization due to a WordPress version upgrade, the plugin will be centrally responsible for releasing the fix as opposed to updating the theme(s).
== Changelog ==
= 1.0.0 =
- Initial release
== Upgrade Notice ==