Tips and tools for WordPress, Google and more
In this website, the team of the Online Marketing Agency E-Werkstatt from time to time provides instructions and procedures relating to WordPress, Google services and general information about websites.
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Set up Google Tag Manager server-side tracking with Google Cloud Run
Client-side tracking is out, long live server-side tracking. But - phew - it's not easy. A guide.
Woocommerce and Facebook
With the Facebook for WooCommerce plugin, your WordPress / Woocommerce online store can connect to Facebook and automatically offer your products via Facebook.
WordPress and the Twenty Twenty-Two theme (tutorial)
How to design a WordPress website with the Twenty Twenty-Two block theme and Full Site Editing (FSE): header, footer, menu, logo, colors and more.
Multilingual WordPress website with Polylang
Making a WordPress website multilingual? That's no problem with the free version of the Polylang plugin.
The shy hyphenation
Do you know this? Viewing your website on desktop devices and tablets is great fun, but on mobile devices (smartphones) long words simply break somewhere when the screen width is no longer sufficient.
Migrate WordPress posts with post image
Such articles are usually created for a reason. In our case, we had to migrate posts from a very large and complex blog, i.e. transfer them from one WordPress installation to another.
List of Google Tag Manager instructions
(This article will be updated regularly.) Google Tag Manager (GTM) allows you to collect detailed data on website usage. You can use it to create and update so-called "tags" (Facebook also calls them "pixels") for your website - without the need for a technician.
Checklist: 10 to-dos after the website launch
So you've finished your website and it's finally online. Congratulations. But you're not finished yet, there are still a few things to do.
Members area in WordPress with WP-Members™
Would you like to make some pages or articles of a WordPress installation accessible only to certain users, i.e. offer a member area? This is feasible with the WordPress on-board tools, but the built-in user management is not the yellow of the egg. At least we think so, and have...