
OPACE PREFERRED SOURCE BUTTON & ANALYTICS FOR GOOGLE
Opace Preferred Source Button & Analytics for Google compatibility with REEID Translate
Opace Preferred Source Button & Analytics for Google compatibility with REEID Translate is being evaluated from available plugin evidence. Frontend button/banner rendering via Gutenberg blocks and shortcodes (e.g., `[opace_preferred_source]`, `[opace_preferred_source_button]`, `[opsrc_button]`) with placement options including Smart placement and multiple insertion locations. No specific visitor-facing translation surface is currently confirmed.
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AWAITING VERIFICATION
What the available evidence establishes for Opace Preferred Source Button & Analytics for Google.
Official plugin information supports the compatibility context documented for this category.
AWAITING VERIFICATION
This integration has not yet been manually verified by REEID.
PLUGIN PROFILE
Opace Preferred Source Button & Analytics for Google is documented in the Analytics category with 8 concrete capabilities identified in the current evidence.
EVIDENCE COVERAGE
Plugin capabilities are documented from available official evidence. Translation support is listed only when concrete visitor-facing content is explicitly established.
PLUGIN INTELLIGENCE
What the official plugin evidence shows
Plugin capabilities
- Frontend button/banner rendering via Gutenberg blocks and shortcodes (e.g., `[opace_preferred_source]`, `[opace_preferred_source_button]`, `[opsrc_button]`) with placement options including Smart placement and multiple insertion locations.
- Loads Google’s hosted `publisher.js` from `news.google.com` only on pages where the button/banner renders; native button behavior depends on JavaScript availability.
- Fallback behavior: if the Google script cannot load (or with JavaScript disabled), custom presets open a direct preferences link (`google.com/preferences/source`), and the native style can render a plain link fallback.
- Analytics/measurement: records anonymous aggregate impressions and clicks (and click-through rate) for configurable durations (30 or 90 days) with per-placement reporting; analytics are trigger-based and do not confirm completed Preferred Source additions.
- Consent/“two-click” mode: GDPR two-click mode defers loading the Google script until reader agreement; declining uses the direct preferences link instead of loading the Google script.
- Optional integration with an existing GA4/dataLayer setup: can emit click-related events (placement/style/popup-or-deeplink mode) but does not load GA4 itself; plugin analytics are stored as anonymous aggregate counts in the WordPress database.
- Eligibility handling: no automated eligibility API; plugin checks whether the WordPress address is a supported domain or subdomain format and links the owner to Google’s preferences tool for manual eligibility checking; subdirectories are treated as not eligible.
- Network activation-safe defaults and per-site settings, with optional network settings locking and a documented white-label filter for agency installations.
CONTENT BOUNDARY
Opace Preferred Source Button & Analytics for Google capabilities and translation scope are documented separately.
The available evidence documents plugin functionality, but does not currently establish a specific visitor-facing translation surface.
Functional capability alone is not treated as evidence that a value should be translated.
LIMITATIONS & QA
Verification notes
- This integration is documented for compatibility context. Visitor-facing translation scope is not listed for this category.
RELATED GUIDES
Continue through the compatibility library.
INTEGRATION EVIDENCE
Evaluate Opace Preferred Source Button & Analytics for Google in a multilingual WordPress workflow.
REEID documents Opace Preferred Source Button & Analytics for Google functionality separately from evidence-backed translation support so compatibility claims remain specific and testable.
Translation scope will be published when concrete visitor-facing content is established by evidence.