The Settings tab holds everything that applies across the whole plugin. Anything set here is used by every funnel that does not have its own override.
General settings:
- Admin Colour Scheme, choosing between WordPress Native, Clean White, Ivory Cream, Snow Light, Ocean Blue, Sunset Warm, Rose Pink, Developer Dark and Midnight Blue. This changes the plugin admin only and never affects your public pages
- Default Autoresponder and Default List, used by every funnel with no override
- Default Affiliate Link, the offer used when no funnel level or country level link applies
- URL Prefix, the first path segment in every funnel URL, defaulting to reports
- Collect First Name, adding a name field to every opt-in form
- Exit Intent Popup, on by default
- Urgency Timer and its wording, on by default
- Progress Bar, on by default
- Geo Smart Links, one URL field per region plus exact country rows
Download Page Resources and Banners:
Up to five recommended resource cards, each with a title, URL, description and button text, and up to five banner images, each with an image URL and an optional link. These appear on every download page unless a funnel overrides them.
Tracking and Analytics:
- Google Analytics GA4 measurement ID
- Squeeze page tracking code with head or body placement
- Download page tracking code with head or body placement
- All pages tracking code with head or body placement
- Exclude administrator visits from tracking
License:
Your licence status, the sites your key is activated on, the niches it unlocks, a refresh action that repulls this from the licence server, and the deactivate button that frees a slot.
Advanced:
A flush rewrite rules action. Rewrite rules are already reflushed automatically when you change the URL prefix or the Showcase slug, so you only need this if funnel URLs start 404ing after a host migration or a plugin conflict.
Debug Log:
A viewer for the plugin's own log file, described in the diagnostics article.
Which settings need a rewrite flush?
Only the URL prefix and the Showcase slug, and both handle it themselves. Everything else takes effect on the next page load.