How to track metadata

WP Full Picture lets you track data (metadata) associated with posts, pages, custom post types, users and taxonomy terms. Some of this data is pre-configured, like “page title”, “page id”, author name”, etc. however some must be set up separately. This article explains how to do it. What data can be tracked WP Full Picture…

Tracking broken links

To start tracking broken links, simply enable the “Track broken links” module. This function works automatically and doesn’t require setup. From that moment on, you will be able to view broken links in your Google Analytics or any other tracking tool’s dashboard. Simply search for visited pages that contain the parameter “broken_link“. For example: Optionally,…

How to track clicks

To correctly track clicks you need to fill in the settings a CSS selector pointing at the elements you want to track. Clicks will be tracked on all matched elements on the page. This also works for the ones added dynamically (without refreshing the page). If multiple selectors point at the same element only clicks…

Tracking affiliate links

WP Full Picture can track clicks on all affiliate links found on the page (even added dynamically). To track affiliate links, you need to fill in the settings form with: What should the first field contain The first field should contain a unique part of an affiliate link’s address, e.g. /go/ or ‘ref’ What should…

What is engagement time in WP Full Picture

WP Full Picture’s counts how long visitors are actively browsing pages in your website (scrolling, moving mouse). The measured values are accessible in the fpdata object in the front-end of your website and can be tracked with Google Analytics and Meta Pixel. How the times are calculated The timer starts when the page loads and…