WebberZone

Ajay

Do you want to customize your site with code but don’t want to edit your theme files or worry about losing your changes when you switch themes? Do you want to add analytics, site verification, custom CSS, or any other code to your site without using multiple plugins? Do you want complete control over where and when you display your code snippets on your site?
If you answered yes to any of the above questions, WebberZone Snippetz is the perfect plugin!
<a href="https://webberzone.com/plugins/add-to-all/" rel="nofollow ugc">WebberZone Snippetz</a> (formerly Add to All) is a simple yet powerful plugin that allows you to create and manage custom snippets of HTML, CSS, or JS code and add them to your header, footer, content, or feed. You can also choose where and when to display your snippets based on criteria such as post IDs, post types, categories, tags, and more.
WebberZone Snippetz comes with out-of-the-box support for Google Analytics and Statcounter. It lets you easily add meta tags to verify your site with Google, Bing, and Pinterest.
WebberZone Snippetz also enhances your site’s feed with a copyright notice and a link to the post. It also comes with many actions and filters to extend its functionality.
Here are some of the key features of WebberZone Snippetz:
<ul>
<li>Create custom snippets with HTML, CSS or JS code</li>
<li>Add snippets to your header, footer, content or feed</li>
<li>Choose where and when to display your snippets based on post IDs, post types, categories, tags, and more</li>
<li>Support for Google Analytics and Statcounter</li>
<li>Site verification for Google, Bing and Pinterest</li>
<li>No need to edit theme files or lose changes when switching themes</li>
</ul>
WebberZone Snippetz is the ultimate snippet manager for WordPress users who want to customize their site with code. Download it today and see the difference! 
WebberZone Snippetz is one of the many plugins developed by WebberZone. Check out our other plugins:
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<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/contextual-related-posts/" rel="ugc">Contextual Related Posts</a> – Display related posts on your WordPress blog and feed</li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/top-10/" rel="ugc">Top 10</a> – Track daily and total visits on your blog posts and display the popular and trending posts</li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/knowledgebase/" rel="ugc">Knowledge Base</a> – Create a knowledge base or FAQ section on your WordPress site</li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/better-search/" rel="ugc">Better Search</a> – Enhance the default WordPress search with contextual results sorted by relevance</li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/webberzone-link-warnings/" rel="ugc">WebberZone Link Warnings</a> – Add accessible warnings for external links and target=”_blank” links</li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/autoclose/" rel="ugc">Auto-Close</a> – Automatically close comments, pingbacks and trackbacks and manage revisions</li>
</ul>

WebberZone Snippetz – Header, Body and Footer manager

The ultimate snippet manager for WordPress. Create and manage custom HTML, CSS, or JS code snippets and control where and when they are displayed.

eroux

Display “Badges” in the side-panel which points to a web-site and an image which is then used to build the “badge”.
To access the configuration you have to go to Appearance > Widgets and edit the settings in the Panel.
Using the Widget you can choose whether to:
<ol>
<li>(Optionally) display a Title</li>
<li>Link to a site</li>
<li>Required link to an image to mark that site (any size will work, but the “standard” seems to be 88 pixels wide by 31 pixels high)</li>
<li>Pad the Badge (including centring the text); some people may prefer using their own CSS, so this is an optional configuration.</li>
<li>Enable “Display Badge in a Box” (enabled by default)</li>
<li>Enable the Displaying of a Drop-Shadow</li>
</ol>
If more control is needed, or more badges need to be displayed, the <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/badges/" title="Wordpress Plugin" rel="ugc">badges plugin</a> on the WordPress site might be a better fit.

Badge

Display a badge (based the "badges") without requiring file-system access or knowledge of HTML.

WebberZone Snippetz – Header, Body and Footer manager vs Badge