Google Analytics Custom Definitions
…these definitions are bundled with Nebula, they must be created individually within Google Analytics to work! Custom Dimensions Post Data Author Tracks the article author’s name on single posts. Scope:…
Analytics Overview
…custom events and timings in addition to default Google Analytics data. Add in custom definition indexes and Nebula will also automatically send custom dimensions and metrics as well. Default Events…
add_log()
This log option is disabled by default! It will not log anything when disabled, so retroactive logs are not possible. It is available in Nebula Options in the Administrative tab…
cf7_debug_info()
…stored in WordPress within the Nebula CF7 Submissions custom post type (which appears within the “Contact” admin menu item). It may appear in other form storage systems like the Advanced…
Examples & Tips
These are use cases of both Nebula functions and advanced third-party functionality. Latest Updates Example Created Created (UTC) Modified Modified (UTC) Keywords Adding URLs to the JSON Speculation Rules API January…
Launch Checklist
…empty (Settings > General). Verify Wordpress Address and Site Address are correct (Settings > General). Change email address to client’s admin email (Settings > General). Allow Search Engine Visibility (Settings…
tryGCSESearch()
…Google Browser API Key are required in Nebula Options. This search will only search the current site, but the results are external (from Google’s indexes) rather than internal (WordPress DB)….
Utilities
Latest Updates Utility Created Created (UTC) Modified Modified (UTC) Keywords Google Analytics Campaign URL Generator January 18, 2017 1484715600 December 13, 2017 1513199280 Google Analytics Campaign URL Generator utm tag…
Adding URLs to the JSON Speculation Rules API
…the homepage by default, but that can be removed or reset as you like. PHP add_filter(‘nebula_speculative_preload_pages’, function($urls){ $urls[] = ‘/about-us/’; //Simply add a url to the array //Add certain pages…
estimated_reading_time()
This returns the estimated reading time in minutes for an average of 250 words per minute reading speed. Note: Be sure to hook custom fields into the Nebula word_count() function…