Overview
By connecting Mash to your site, it allows you to get paid directly, and provides users access to their Mash wallet to easily contribute (with a click, or automatically).
The user wallet appears as a small icon on your site. The Wallet can display on all pages of your site, or you can set-it-up to show up only on specific pages that have items to monetize, such as Boosts, Page Revealers and more. You can adjust the placement and positioning directly in your Mash account.
There are multiple ways to add Mash to a Wordpress site:
Wordpress Plugin
Here’s an overview of the official Mash Plugin for Wordpress. You can install the plugin using, Your Admin Panel or Manually installing the plugin.
Install & Activate the Plugin Using Your Admin Panel
1️⃣ Go to your Wordpress Admin Panel to the Plugins Section. Frequently at
https://___/wp-admin/admin.php
- Select the Plugins Tab
- Select Add New – the button is in the top left of the plugins tab
2️⃣ Install the Plugin:
- Search “Mash” – the search box is in the top right of the page
- Find the Mash Plugin and Click “Install”
3️⃣ Select Activate in the Search Results Page, or the Plugins Page
Customize where the Mash Wallet will Display on your site, manually from Wordpress.
- Select the Mash Plugin in the WordPress Admin Panel
- Input your Earner ID in the appropriate section (You can find your Earner ID from your Mash Account Settings Page)
- Select which Pages & Posts to show the Mash Consumer Wallet. We recommend only selecting pages with experiences that they can contribute to.
- Don’t forget to click
save
Option 2: Connect Mash with Code Snippets
Using a generic header code editor plugin
We recommend using a plugin that allows you to edit the code differently depending on the page. This will be useful for also adding different Mash monetization widgets and components to different pages and posts on your site. Currently we have tested – Header & Footer Code Editor by 99 Robots (here).
Editing the theme pages or functions.php file
You can access the header code from the dashboard → appearance → theme_editor → theme_header.php. If you upgrade, or make changes to your theme you will have to re-integrate Mash to your experience.
Use a do_action hook
You can find the details here directly from Wordpress.
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