Your own code modules
The Your own code group gives you boxes to paste CSS, tracking codes and the text of robots.txt, with no need to edit theme files. Switch the module on from its card in WP Plus+ > Modules, paste your code in the box that appears and click Save.
Your own CSS in the admin
CSS is the language that controls how pages look. This module adds your CSS to every admin page, after the WordPress styles. Paste it in the CSS box without the <style> tags.
Hiding a field with CSS does not disable it. For something a user must not be able to use, change their role instead.
Your own CSS on the site
Adds your CSS to every page of the public site, after the theme styles. It survives theme updates. Paste it in the CSS box without the <style> tags.
The WordPress Customizer also has an Additional CSS box. Use one or the other, so you only have one place to look later.
Code in the head and the footer
Three boxes whose content is printed on every page of the public site, exactly as you paste it. Admin pages are left alone.
| Box | Typical use |
|---|---|
| In the head | Site verification tags, fonts, the analytics snippet. |
| Right after the body opens | The second snippet of Google Tag Manager. Needs a theme that supports it (most modern themes do). |
| Before the body closes | Chat widgets and anything that does not need to run early. |
Code you paste runs in your visitors' browsers: paste only from services you trust. Analytics and advertising pixels usually need to be declared in your cookie banner.
Edit robots.txt
robots.txt is a small text file that tells search engine crawlers which parts of the site not to visit. WordPress normally generates it on its own; this module lets you write its content in the Content of robots.txt box, for example:
User-agent: *Disallow: /wp-admin/
Open yoursite.com/robots.txt to check the result. Leave the box empty and WordPress goes back to its own text.
It only works when there is no real robots.txt file in the site's main folder on the server: a real file always wins. robots.txt is a request to crawlers, not a lock.
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