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This is how Slimstat collects its data about visitors and pageviews: When a page is dynamically generated by WordPress, an event (a "hook" in...

Please note: these steps apply to Slimstat 4. If you are using an earlier version of our plugin, we encourage you to upgrade to take advantage of all th...

Go to Slimstat > Settings > General and set Tracking Mode to Client Side. Don't forget to invalidate/clear your plugin's cache, to let Slims...

Some reports have a little triangle icon, which is used to convey contextual information about the data in that report. Simply hover over this icon to revea...

Here's a brief description of what they mean. Please remember that you can access the same information directly from within the admin, by 'pulling...

Go to Slimstat > Settings > Reports tab and paste your custom CSS into the corresponding field. Use the following code as a reference: [id^=slim_...

Yes, you can. This plugin includes a Javascript handler that can be attached to any event: click, mouseover, focus, keypress, etc. Here's the syntax: ...

Yes, you can. This is useful if you notice that, after clicking on a Lightbox-powered thumbnail, the image doesn't open inside the popup window as expe...

"Phantom" page views can occur when a user's browser does automatic feed retrieval, link pre-fetching, or a page refresh. Slimstat tracks the...

You can use the options under Slimstat > Settings > Exclusions, and disable outbound link tracking for given categories of links (by ref attribute, b...