Trigger Locations

Everywhere (Unconditional)

This option is a replacement for the famous plugin CodeSnippet, Theme, or Custom Plugins functions.php.

With this script location setting you can:

• Use WordPress hooks. For example, with the excerpt_length filter, you can change your post excerpt length (from the default of 55 words).
• Enable WordPress features with add_theme_support(). For example, turn on post thumbnails, post formats, and navigation menus.
• Define functions you wish to reuse in multiple theme template files.

Note: This should be used only with SCRIPT LOCATION > PHP.
Header, Footer, and Shortcodes do not apply to this.

Admin Only

This condition is taking effect only for scenarios when “admin” is logged in. Below are some WordPress references to give you some examples of when and how to use them:

is_admin()

admin_init

admin_head

admin_footer

admin_menu

Note: This should be used only with SCRIPT LOCATION > PHP.
Header, Footer, and Shortcodes do not apply to this.

Conditions

With conditional PHP, by default will work the same as everywhere you can can narrow it by conditions. Example: To be triggered by a specific page, post, date or time.

Selection Conditions will unlock the option for targeting a specific page, post, date, or time and it will also give you the option to create shortcodes or write scripts and styles in the header and footer.