The GA4Admin plugin for WordPress includes robust tag tracking capabilities, allowing you to monitor tag-related events efficiently. Tags play a crucial role in organizing and categorizing your content. Understanding how tags are created, edited, and deleted can help you manage your content effectively. Here’s how the plugin captures tag-related events:
Event Name: ga4admin_tag_created
- Trigger: This event is triggered when a new tag is created.
- Event Parameters:
ga4admin_action:Same as event name.ga4admin_domain:The domain of the website.userType:The user’s role(s).user_id:The user’s ID.username:The user’s username.tag_id:The ID of the created tag.tag_name:The name of the created tag.taxonomy:The taxonomy to which the tag belongs (e.g., ‘post_tag’).
Event Name: ga4admin_tag_edited
- Trigger: This event is triggered when an existing tag is edited or modified.
- Event Parameters:
ga4admin_action:Same as event name.ga4admin_domain:The domain of the website.userType:The user’s role(s).user_id:The user’s ID.username:The user’s username.tag_id:The ID of the edited tag.tag_name:The name of the edited tag.taxonomy:The taxonomy to which the tag belongs (e.g., ‘post_tag’).
Event Name: ga4admin_tag_deleted
- Trigger: This event is triggered when a tag is deleted.
- Event Parameters:
ga4admin_action:Same as event name.ga4admin_domain:The domain of the website.userType:The user’s role(s).user_id:The user’s ID.username:The user’s username.tag_id:The ID of the deleted tag.tag_name:The name of the deleted tag.taxonomy:The taxonomy to which the tag belonged (e.g., ‘post_tag’).
Monitoring tag-related events is essential for maintaining an organized and well-structured content system on your WordPress website. With these events and their associated parameters, you can gain insights into how tags are managed, helping you improve content categorization and user experience.