Firstly I got the invisible counter code from a new statcounter project, then I: 1. Went to the Presentation tab 3. Clicked the Theme Editor Tab 4. And then selected to edit the code on the page "Main Index Template" 5.
I found the opening Body tag and added the code straight after it. Then saved and tested it. I found my 3D Model Design site made using wordpress records every page, post and archive page to Statcounter.
I hope this helps someone and also enjoy viewing my new site. Best regards, David. Last edited: Jan 8, Imurry New Member Jan 8, Yep - that would do it - I use the same thing 8. Sharron Moderator Jan 8, Hi Sharron, yes you are right. But it does work in the Main Template - I agree tho - it may not be the best place. I should have clarified in my previous reply. I do think that cluttering up the Main Template probably isnt a good thing in WP if you need to fiddle with things.
Always respect the WP Loop. Car Guy Super Moderator Jan 8, If I can jump in here The main reason to place the code in the footer is so that if their is a delay in connecting with the Statcounter server, the page content will load and not be held up by the counter code not connecting.
Car Guy eh said:. Cuckoo New Member Jan 19, My problem is slightly different. How to use Statcounter. StatCounter Installation with WordPress. StatCounter Code for Default Guide These instructions assume that you are installing StatCounter on a standard, directly edited website i. The raw code of your site will look something like this: Generally, you access the raw code of your website using the FTP login details for the site.
The FTP details will usually be available from the hosting provider e. You can use any website editing software e. DreamWeaver, Editplus to log into your site and edit the raw code. Simply copy and paste your StatCounter code into this position on each page of your website.
If your website contains a small number of pages it will be easy to do this manually for each page. Note: if you click on the "Themes" menu item this allows you to change the theme rather than customize it.
Click on the "Widgets" menu item. The menu then changes to give you an option as to where to put the widget - we suggest you click the "Main Sidebar".
A Widget Menu appears to the right of the Main Sidebar. Scroll to near the bottom if this menu and select the 'Text' option.
Your StatCounter will now begin recording visitor information and, if you chose the visible option, your counter will be visible on your blog! The image below shows a sample StatCounter.
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