Simple, CSS only solution:
.dropdown:hover>.dropdown-menu {
display: block;
}
analytics.js uses trackers to send data to Google Analytics and hit types to specify the types of the data.
Unlike analytics.js, gtag.js doesn't use trackers to send data to Google Analytics. It sends data to Google Analytics properties identified by their tracking IDs set by the config command. The event names supplied to gtag.js specify the types of data being sent to Google Analytics.
<!-- Global site tag (gtag.js) - Google Analytics -->
SASS
Maps represent an association between keys and values, where keys are used to look up values. They make it easy to collect values into named groups and access those groups dynamically. They have no direct parallel in CSS, although they're syntactically similar to media query expressions.
Similar to my FB Pixel functions, this will setup the product data and send to Google Analytics, measuring an Addition or Removal from Cart.
Please note, to reduce the size of the analytics.js library, enhanced ecommerce tracking is not provided in the default library. Instead it is provided as a plugin module that must be loaded before being used.
To load the enhanced ecommerce plugin, use the following command:
ga('require', 'ec');
Suppose you have an e-commerce website and your "Add to Cart" button does not navigate to a new page. You may want to activate an event when the button is clicked.
In this example, we will activate a ViewContent standard event on page load.
When someone clicks "Add to Cart" button, we will activate an AddToCart standard event.
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