Place your JSON into the left text field and click to update it. The output will be placed in the right text field for easy copying. While this tool does check for valid JSON, it will not provide detailed reports. For detailed validation, use the main JSON editor.
Formatting text for use with JSON can be kind of a pain, so this tool can do it for you. This should work for all text such as CSS, Regular Expressions, and anything else. Regular text goes on the left, encoded text goes on the right.
The Theme Customiser collects certain user information and tracks certain interactions with page elements.
Why?This information is collected with the intention of improving the themes, theme options, and the Customiser itself. This would be achieved by prioritising features or themes that are used often and removing or toning down features that are annoying.
What information is collected and why?User information includes, but is not limited to:
More data than this is currently tracked, and I apologise for any lack of transparency. I am new to Google Analytics and there does not seem to be much granularity to which data I can track or not. None of the data visible to me contains your name, IP, or other identifiable information.
Page interactions include:
For a full list of page interaction events, search the publicly available code on GitHub for "gtag" and you will find all of them.
Can I stop you from collecting my information?To prevent your data being recorded, the best way is to install either the uBlock Origin or uMatrix browser extensions and use them to block the Google Analytics domains (analytics.google.com & googletagmanager.com). This will work across your entire browsing history, so if you care about your privacy, this is the way to go.
Alternatively, please complain to me about this by visiting the GitHub page and opening an issue about it (unless one has already been made). I am open to removing the analytics entirely if people care, as I don't enjoy using Google and assisting their tracking. The reason I chose Google is because alternate solutions are much harder to set up and/or require payment and no analytics at all can get highly frustrating as a developer and theme creator.