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...
The WebberZone Snippetz Snippets Manager lets you create named, reusable code snippets — HTML, CSS, or JavaScript — and control exactly where each one appears on your site. Each snippet is a custom post type entry with its own location settings, display conditions, and priority. The Snippets Manager is enabled by default. If it is...
WebberZone Snippetz provides three ways to embed a named snippet inline inside post or page content: a shortcode, a Gutenberg block, and an Insert Snippet button for the Classic Editor. All three require the Snippets Manager to be enabled (Snippetz → Settings → General → Enable Snippets Manager) and a published snippet to exist. [[ata_snippet]]...
WebberZone Snippetz (formerly Add to All) is available in the WordPress.org plugins repository. This means you can search for and install the plugin directly from within your WordPress site’s dashboard. WordPress install (the easy way) Manual install Installing via WP CLI If you’re using WP CLI, you can install and activate this plugin by running:...
