This document covers all settings in WebberZone Snippetz. Access settings via Snippetz → Settings when the Snippets Manager is enabled, or via Settings → Snippetz when it is disabled.
The settings screen, refreshed in v2.4.1, lays its tabs out vertically down the left side with a search box above them that filters options across all tabs as you type. Each field displays its default value, and checkboxes render as toggle switches.
General
Enable Snippets Manager
Enables the Snippets Manager, which registers the ata_snippets custom post type and lets you create named, reusable snippets with per-snippet conditions and location controls. Disabling this hides the Snippets menu but does not delete any existing snippet data.
Default: Enabled
Enable external CSS/JS files
Save CSS and JS snippets as minified external files under wp-content/uploads/snippetz/ and serve them via wp_enqueue_style / wp_enqueue_script instead of inline output. See External CSS and JS Files for details.
Default: Disabled
Enable file combination
Combine all CSS snippets into one file and all JS snippets into one file, then enqueue the combined files. When enabled, per-snippet display conditions are ignored — the combined file loads on every page. Works independently of Enable external CSS/JS files.
Default: Disabled
Snippet content priority
WordPress hook priority used when injecting snippet content. A lower number injects earlier relative to other the_content filters. Values below 10 are not recommended. Individual snippets can override this with their own Priority field.
Default: 999
Third Party
StatCounter
Enter your StatCounter Project ID and Security ID to add the StatCounter tracking script to your site header. Find both values in your StatCounter account under the tracking code for your project.
Google Analytics
Enter your Tracking ID (Google Tag ID, e.g. G-XXXXXXXXXX) to inject the Google Analytics tracking snippet into your site header.
Site verification
Add site verification meta tags to <head> for each service:
| Field | Service |
|---|---|
Value of the content attribute in the Google Search Console HTML tag method | |
| Bing | Value of the content attribute in the Bing Webmaster Tools HTML tag method |
| Meta | Value of the content attribute in the Meta (Facebook) domain verification tag |
Value of the content attribute in the Pinterest meta tag method |
Leave a field empty to omit that tag.
Header
Custom CSS
CSS added here is injected into <head> via wp_head(). Enter rules without <style> tags.
HTML to add to the header
Raw HTML or JavaScript injected into <head> via wp_head(). Enter valid HTML; JavaScript must be wrapped in <script> tags.
Body
Opening Body Tag
HTML to add to wp_body_open() — HTML injected immediately after the opening <body> tag via wp_body_open(). Requires your theme to call wp_body_open(). Useful for tag manager noscripts and other body-open snippets.
Content settings
Content filter priority — Priority of the the_content filter that injects HTML before and after post content. Default: 999.
Exclude display on these post IDs — Comma-separated list of post or page IDs. Content-area HTML from this tab is suppressed on these IDs.
Process shortcodes in content — When enabled, shortcodes in the HTML fields below are executed before output.
Home and other views
Displays on home, category, tag, and other archive views as well as single posts.
Add HTML before content / HTML to add before the content — Toggle and HTML field. Content is prepended to the_content.
Add HTML after content / HTML to add after the content — Toggle and HTML field. Content is appended to the_content.
Single posts views
Displays on single posts, pages, and custom post types only.
Same before/after toggle and HTML field pair as above, scoped to is_singular().
Post only views
Displays only on standard posts (post_type = post).
Same before/after toggle and HTML field pair, scoped to is_single().
Page only views
Displays only on standard pages (post_type = page).
Same before/after toggle and HTML field pair, scoped to is_page().
Footer
Process shortcodes in footer — When enabled, shortcodes in the footer HTML field are executed before output.
HTML to add to the footer — HTML injected just before </body> via wp_footer(). JavaScript must be wrapped in <script> tags.
Feed
Add copyright notice — Appends a copyright notice to every feed item. Enabled by default.
Copyright text — HTML added as the last item in your feed. Supports placeholder tokens: %year%, %first_year%. Default text includes your site name, home URL, and admin email.
Add post title — Prepends a linked title line to each feed item. Enabled by default.
Title text — Template for the title line. Supports %title% (linked post title), %date%, %time%, %updated_time%.
Process shortcodes in feed — When enabled, shortcodes in the feed HTML fields are executed before output.
Add HTML before content / HTML to add before the content — Toggle and HTML field injected before each feed item’s content.
Add HTML after content / HTML to add after the content — Toggle and HTML field injected after each feed item’s content.
Add a link to “WebberZone Snippetz” plugin page — Adds a small credit link in the feed. Disabled by default.



