createaccord

“Hide GTM Code” is a very simple plugin.
GTM code will not be output when a user with “Create/Edit Articles” permissions is logged in, so it is recommended for people who do not want to measure their own access.
<ul>
<li>Embed GTM tags without customizing the theme yourself (GTM tag is the Google Tag Manager code).</li>
<li>The insertion position is also taken into consideration, preventing a decrease in performance due to GTM tag insertion.</li>
<li>Prevents GTM code from being output when a user with “Create/Edit Articles” permissions is logged in.</li>
<li>It is also possible to use only GA4 (GA4 is an abbreviation for Google Analytics 4).</li>
</ul>
<h3>Arbitrary section</h3>
There are a few things to note.
Please check your laws and regulations before using this plugin (the plugin does not support non-consent collection as consent status cannot be obtained).
This plugin uses the function to embed GTM code and GSC HTML tags, so it cannot be used with themes that do not call these functions (GSC is an abbreviation for Google Search Console).
If you want to register GA4 with GTM and GSC after embedding GTM code on your website, select GTM in “How to verify GSC ownership”. If you try to verify ownership with GA4, it will fail with an error
You can also use only GA4 (gtag) and GSC.
Depending on the theme, some tags (such as the “a” tag) are embedded directly under the body tag as theme-specific elements. In that case, if you select GTM in “How to verify GSC ownership”, it will unfortunately fail, so please set it in “HTML tag”. If you want to set HTML tags on your website, please set it from “GSC settings”.
Be sure to clear the cache after setting.
If you want to erase the information you have entered, please use “Initialize Settings”. All information set by this plugin will be erased, so if there is any information you need, we apologize for the inconvenience, but please enter it again.

Hide GTM code

The plugin embeds GTM code with minimal impact on your theme and performance, preventing unnecessary measurement.

decaroy

DecaRoy Site Helper is a minimal plugin that adds a single REST API 
endpoint to read, write, and delete a Google Site Verification meta tag 
that is then injected into the document <head> on every page.
The plugin is intended for sites managed programmatically by automation 
tools that need to verify domain ownership in Google Search Console 
without giving the automation tool FTP or filesystem access.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Single REST endpoint at <code>/wp-json/decaroy/v1/head-meta</code></li>
<li>GET — read current configuration</li>
<li>POST — set the Google Site Verification token (validated against 
Google’s expected format)</li>
<li>DELETE — remove the configured token</li>
<li>Token is rendered as <code>&lt;meta name="google-site-verification" ...&gt;</code> 
in the <head> via <code>wp_head</code> action</li>
<li>No tracking, no phone-home, no remote calls</li>
<li>No database tables, no cron jobs</li>
</ul>
<h4>How it works</h4>
When a token is set via POST, it is stored in a single WordPress option 
(<code>decaroy_gsc_verification_token</code>). On every page render, the plugin 
hooks into <code>wp_head</code> and emits a meta tag with the token. Google can 
then read that meta tag during the verification step, after which the 
domain becomes available to the verifying account in Search Console.
Authentication uses standard WordPress capabilities: the requesting 
user must have <code>manage_options</code> (typically administrators). Pair with 
WordPress Application Passwords for headless authentication.

DecaRoy Site Helper

Tiny REST API endpoint to manage custom <head> meta tags (e.g. Google Site Verification) programmatically.

Hide GTM code vs DecaRoy Site Helper