LOCAL GOOGLE ANALYTICS FOR WORDPRESS
Local Google Analytics for WordPress – caches external requests translation compatibility with REEID Translate — evidence review.
Official plugin evidence describes what Local Google Analytics for WordPress – caches external requests does, but does not yet establish specific visitor-facing content values that REEID should translate.
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AWAITING VERIFICATION
Translation scope is not yet established.
Plugin capabilities can be documented without treating structure, behavior, configuration or feature availability as translatable content.
AWAITING VERIFICATION
This integration has not yet been manually verified by REEID.
TRANSLATION SCOPE
No specific visitor-facing content values are currently approved for translation scope.
PLUGIN EVIDENCE
Plugin capabilities and distinctive features are documented separately from REEID translation support.
PRACTICAL WORKFLOW
Translation workflow
01 · Review official plugin evidence
Document factual capabilities, content models and relevant plugin behavior from the available evidence.
02 · Identify concrete visitor-facing values
Look for explicit labels, titles, descriptions, messages, placeholders or other human-readable content values.
03 · Approve translation scope
Only evidence-backed visitor-facing values become supported translation scope for the integration record.
04 · Test confirmed integration behavior
Validate approved content and plugin behavior before publishing compatibility claims.
PLUGIN INTELLIGENCE
What the official plugin evidence shows
Plugin capabilities
- Injects Google Analytics tracking code into website pages, with configurable placement in the page header or footer.
- Downloads a remote analytics.js file and stores it in a local cache folder on the hosting server to avoid external requests to the Google remote server.
- Updates the cached analytics.js file on a daily schedule (via a cron task) unless a setting is enabled to prevent local analytics.js cache updates.
- Provides an option to define the analytics code loading priority/position relative to other scripts (e.g., loading before other scripts by default, or after other scripts when configured).
- Supports configuring bounce-rate measurement behavior by triggering an event after a user spends a specified amount of time on a landing page so such users are not counted as bounces.
- Can disable Google Analytics “Display Network” functions (per the plugin’s description referencing Google’s analytics.js display-features guidance).
- Supports using an anonymous IP address setting (as described by the plugin).
- Can disable tracking for administrators’ activities to produce more accurate statistics (as described by the plugin).
Distinctive features
Injects Google Analytics tracking code into website pages, with configurable placement in the page header or footer. Downloads a remote analytics.js file and stores it in a local cache folder on the hosting server to avoid external requests to the Google remote server. Updates the cached analytics.js file on a daily schedule (via a cron task) unless a setting is enabled to prevent local analytics.js cache updates. Provides an option to define the analytics code loading priority/position relative to other scripts (e.g., loading before other scripts by default, or after other scripts when configured). Supports configuring bounce-rate measurement behavior by triggering an event after a user spends a specified amount of time on a landing page so such users are not counted as bounces. Can disable Google Analytics “Display Network” functions (per the plugin’s description referencing Google’s analytics.js display-features guidance). Supports using an anonymous IP address setting (as described by the plugin). Can disable tracking for administrators’ activities to produce more accurate statistics (as described by the plugin).
Dynamic content
Dynamic or runtime content behavior remains limited to what is explicitly documented in the official plugin evidence.
SEO and metadata
SEO and metadata behavior is documented only where it is explicitly established by official plugin information.
URLs and navigation
URL and navigation behavior remains outside translation scope unless explicitly represented by the integration category.
Forms and commerce
Forms and commerce behavior is limited to factual capabilities documented for this plugin.
CONTENT BOUNDARY
Keep plugin capabilities separate from translation scope.
Current evidence documents what Local Google Analytics for WordPress – caches external requests does, but no specific visitor-facing content values have been approved as translation scope.
Structure, configuration, logic, integrations and runtime behavior are not translation claims.
LIMITATIONS & QA
Verification notes
- This integration is documented for compatibility context. Visitor-facing translation scope is not listed for this category.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Local Google Analytics for WordPress – caches external requests and REEID Translate FAQ.
Does the current evidence establish translation scope for Local Google Analytics for WordPress – caches external requests?
No specific visitor-facing content values are currently approved as translation scope for this integration.
What does the plugin intelligence section describe?
It summarizes factual plugin capabilities and distinctive features separately from REEID translation-support claims.
What is required before translation scope is published?
Concrete visitor-facing content values must be supported by evidence, approved for the integration record and tested as appropriate.
RELATED GUIDES
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INTEGRATION EVIDENCE
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No specific visitor-facing content values are currently approved for this integration.