How can I access my cloud snippets?

You have an API key built into the plugin that is used to access your cloud account. You can also create additional API keys with read or write access.

Can I install WPCodeBox on client websites?

Yes, you can change your API key by going into your account and regenerating the API key. Be sure to keep the API key as secret as a password.

Do I need to know how to code?

Not necessarily, but you should at least understand what the inserted snippet does. WPCodeBox has some catch-alls to catch the most common mistakes and help you not break your site. In the WordPress snippet repository, you can find deployable snippets that you can use on your website.

Will my code only be stored in the cloud?

No, on the contrary. The code is stored locally by default. However, you also have the option to upload the snippets to your cloud account.

Can I still use Google Tag Manager?

Yes, you can use WPCodeBox and Tag Manager side by side. I do it that way as well. I use GTM for Analytics events and external SaaS snippets. Then for CSS and PHP, I fall back to the local code manager. If you want to include the JavaScript code for GTM with WPCodeBox, you can find a generator here that will create the ready hook for you.

WordPress Code Snippets

Here you can find the best and most useful code snippets for your WordPress website. I use this collection myself on BloggerPilot.

These small functions add helpful features to your blog, or disable unwanted WordPress features. Compared to plugins, code snippets put less load on your installation. To manage my codes I use the plugin WPCodeBox and Code Snippets Pro.

In these blog posts, we’ll cover what WordPress code snippets are, how they can help you, and how you can use them on your site. We’ll also share some popular code snippets that can be used to disable comments, add a custom login logo, and create your own 404 error page.