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Switch from Header Footer Code Manager

Snipfire imports Header Footer Code Manager (HFCM) snippets with their locations and display rules. Read Switching from another snippet plugin first for how importing, Check first and Switch over work.

Steps

  1. Snipfire → Snippets → Import, then pick Header Footer Code Manager.
  2. Select the snippets and click Import … selected. They arrive switched off in Imported/Header Footer Code Manager.
  3. Look at anything marked Check first.
  4. Click Switch over.
  5. Clear your page cache, check the site, then deactivate and delete HFCM.

Command line: wp snipfire import-from hfcm --dry-run, then --switch.

What comes across

HFCM In Snipfire
HTML snippets HTML snippets on the matching location
CSS or JavaScript snippets in the header or footer that are a single <style> or <script> block Real CSS or JavaScript snippets
Other CSS or JavaScript snippets HTML snippets, with their tags as they were
Site wide (with excluded pages and posts) No conditions, or Post / page ID is not …
Specific pages / Specific posts Post / page ID
Specific categories / Specific tags Taxonomy term
Specific custom post types (posts, archives or both) Post type, plus Page type when limited to posts or archives
Home page, Archive, Search Page type
Shortcode only As a shortcode
Device: desktop / mobile Device condition

Marked "Check first"

  • Latest posts: Snipfire has no "latest N posts" rule. Add the post IDs you want before switching it on.
  • A display setting Snipfire can't convert.
  • Rules limited to pages or terms that no longer exist.

Close, but not identical

  • CSS HFCM printed in the footer: Snipfire loads CSS in the header.

Shortcodes

[hfcm id="…"] keeps working after switching over, even with HFCM deleted.

Switching over

Snipfire sets each snippet to inactive in HFCM's table, then switches the copy on and test-loads the site.

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