WordPress plugin
WPCode Pro
WPCode Pro is a paid code snippet manager for WordPress. Use it to add header and footer scripts and manage PHP, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and text snippets in one place. Common uses include adding Google Analytics or Facebook Pixel code, applying custom CSS, and managing site-specific functions.
Keep site code in the WordPress dashboard
WPCode Pro is a paid code snippet manager for WordPress. Use it to add header and footer scripts and manage PHP, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and text snippets in one place. Common uses include adding Google Analytics or Facebook Pixel code, applying custom CSS, and managing site-specific functions.
Snippets stay separate from theme documents and are stored in the WordPress database, so theme updates or changes do not remove them. PHP snippets can execute as though they were added to the theme’s functions.php file.
Set where and when code runs
Choose automatic insertion or use a shortcode for manual placement. Automatic insertion can place code in areas such as the site header or footer, the frontend or WordPress admin, or around post content. Conditional logic sets when a snippet applies. Depending on the code and placement, conditions can include a page URL, page type, post type, visitor role, logged-in status, referrer, or device type. Page-specific controls let you focus code on selected pages.
A visual priority setting controls the order of custom functions, which can help avoid code conflicts. WPCode Pro also includes deeper integrations with WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads.
Review and reuse snippets
Code revisions let you review earlier versions while refining a snippet. Smart code validation helps catch common errors when adding snippets or header and footer scripts.
Save reusable code in the WPCode Cloud Library to use it across website projects. Keep snippets private or share them with the community.
Start managing code
In the WPCode dashboard, create or open a snippet, choose its code type, enter the code, and set its placement or conditions. Save the snippet, then use revisions and validation as you make changes. Store code in the cloud library when you want to reuse it on other projects.