WP Coder Pro delivers a tabbed dashboard editor for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP snippets, with CodeMirror syntax highlighting. Create and manage code without editing theme files. Developers can test hooks and debug, marketers can add tracking scripts, and designers or bloggers can adjust layouts and site interactions.

Where can snippets appear and execute?

Place snippets with the Gutenberg block, which supports custom attributes and live preview, or use the shortcode [wp_code id="X"]. HTML and CSS can be previewed in the backend and Gutenberg without a reload. PHP snippets can run in the admin area, on the front end, everywhere, or only where inserted. External libraries, including Google Fonts and CDN scripts and styles, can also be included.

How can you preview and prepare code?

Test Mode lets you preview snippets before they go live. For front-end code, WP Coder Pro includes CSS and JavaScript minification, JavaScript obfuscation with Dean Edwards’ Packer, and controls for loading scripts with async or defer. Import and export tools support moving snippets and options between sites.

Which integrations and editor tools are included?

Integrations include Google Tag Manager with visitor-role controls, Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, Pinterest Pixel, and Google AdSense. AdSense can be disabled for selected user roles.

The Markdown Editor uses CodeMirror and disables Gutenberg and TinyMCE while active, replacing them with the Markdown editor. You can conceal unused editor tabs, and NAV comments add inline navigation markers for code editing.

What administration tools are available?

• Enable, disable, or clear the WordPress debug log.
• Show request details in the Admin Bar, including the template, query type, object, and body classes. This tool is available to administrators.
• Switch between installed themes from the Admin Bar.
• Use included snippets for editor, content, login, user access, media, embeds, and core functionality.
• Choose settings such as disabling Gutenberg, changing login redirects, enabling SVG uploads, setting default avatar ALT text, controlling lazy load, and disabling embeds.

How do you add and place a snippet?

Install the extension through the standard WordPress extension workflow. In the dashboard editor, make a snippet, select its code type, add the content, and select how and where it should run. Preview it in Test Mode when appropriate, then place it with the Gutenberg block or shortcode. Editor tabs, execution settings, integrations, and import or export tools are available as the project develops.