tracking ID & tracking code from Google Analytics
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I am using GRIDSPACE theme, and I don’t know where tracking ID & tracking code from Google Analytics should be pasted.
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I am using GRIDSPACE theme, and I don’t know where tracking ID & tracking code from Google Analytics should be pasted.
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Hi Pang,
We do not support the ability to use Google Analytics on WordPress.com at this time. However, we provide our own stats service which provides much of the same information that Google Analytics does.
This support article walks you through using Stats on WordPress.com: Stats.
If there’s anything else I can help you with, please let me know!
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Thank you :)
I have 2 more question regarding Gridspace theme:
1) Today, I tried but failed to adjust my photo by % on the post. I used to be able to do that on previous posts, but now I couldn’t. Please help.2) I want to have a page that I can keep adding posts on it. For example, in my blog (http://circahappy.com), I want set up “travel” page, and every time, I travel, I can keep adding posts onto this page.
Please help… Thank you SO much.
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Pang,
1) What are you trying to adjust? The photo size? Once you have inserted the image, there used to be an editing tool that would allow you to resize the photo as a percentage of its original size, however, this was retired to give users more control by selecting the exact size that they wanted to resize to, rather than a specific sets of sizes. There is more information on how to resize images here: Image Editing.
2) Certainly. By using categories, you can categorise each post based on its content, so one of your categories may be “travel”. If you then visit http://circahappy.com/category/travel/, you will see a list of the most recent post that are categorised as “travel”. As you add more and more content to the category, the newest posts will display at the top, allowing you to keep adding content to that page.
Does that meet your needs? If not, please let me know and we’ll figure out how to get you what you need. Thanks!
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Hi,
For resizing image as per your suggestion, I tried it and it was not working.First, I scaled the image to be a lot smaller, but the size has not been changed at all on the post.
Second, I tried changing the image size on Photoshop, then posted it. The image size was still the same; too big.
Last, I tried changing the size from large to medium, but it turned out to be too small.
What should I do next? Please help.
Thank you
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Hi Pang,
When you resized the image, your browser may have cached the original (larger) version, which is why you might not be seeing the revised size. I just tried this myself and confirmed that it works when you do it in this manner. You might try doing it again, and doing a “force refresh” on your browser to bypass your browser’s cache (instructions on how to do that can be found here: Browser Issues).
As for the medium image being too small, you can modify what size the thumbnail, medium and large images should be to better your individual needs. To do this, you’ll want to modify your Media Settings.
If you’ve tried those, and you’re still having trouble, please provide a link to the post that you’re having trouble with, and specifically what image you’re trying to resize, and I’ll help get it sorted for you.
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I tried everything you suggested for “force refresh,” and it did not work on my post; I finally used Media Settings, and as of now, it has been working well. I am going to settle for this solution for now :)
Anyway, rewire back to the question about “categories,” is there anyway I can make it a page? My blog is http://circahappy.com, and I want “travel” to show the same area as “about this blog,” “Let’s say ‘hi’,” and “also my flower blog.”
I tried adding new page, but my problem was the additional page I created did not let me adding posts within that page.
You have been very helpful. Thank you SO MUCH.
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The only way to add posts into a page is by using a shortcode, like: en.support.wordpress.com/display-posts-shortcode/ or http://en.support.wordpress.com/archives-shortcode/
Please let us know if you need any further assistance!
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