Olymp Tools
Olymp Tools is a lightweight container for standalone marketing features. Each tool has its own submenu under the Olymp Tools admin menu. Use as much or as little as you need. Google Reviews — Display your Google rating and review count anywhere via shortcodes: [olymp_google_reviews_average] → avera
About this tool.
Olymp Tools is a lightweight container for standalone marketing features. Each tool has its own submenu under the Olymp Tools admin menu. Use as much or as little as you need.
Google Reviews — Display your Google rating and review count anywhere via shortcodes:
- [olymp_google_reviews_average] → average rating, e.g. “4.6”
- [olymp_google_reviews_count] → total review count, e.g. “128”
The values are fetched server-side from the Google Places API and cached; your API key never reaches the browser and the shortcodes keep serving the last known-good numbers if a refresh fails.
Visitor Location — Insert the current visitor’s location into your copy for location-personalised marketing (e.g. “Best offers near [olymp_visitor_city]”):
- [olymp_visitor_city default="..."] , [olymp_visitor_region ...] , [olymp_visitor_country ...] , [olymp_visitor_country_code ...]
- [olymp_visitor_location field="city,country" separator=", " default="..."]
Lookups are 100% local against a DB-IP Lite City database stored on your server — the visitor’s IP never leaves your site. Rendering is client-side, so it works correctly behind full-page caching.
AI-Image Marker — Mark images as AI-generated and disclose it to visitors with a badge overlaid on every use of the image (transparency obligations such as the EU AI Act):
- Mark images one by one in the attachment details, in bulk in the Media Library list view (with an “AI” column and filter), or automatically on upload.
- Configurable text or custom-image badge — position, size, colors, tooltip, link, exclusion selectors — with a live preview; optional alt-text disclosure for screen readers.
The mark is stored with the image in the library — never baked into the image file — so the badge is configured once and applies everywhere. Rendering is client-side on the final DOM, so it works with any theme or page builder and behind full-page caching.
Google Tag Manager — Load your Google Tag Manager container and pass the consent visitors give in your cookie banner plugin on to Google Consent Mode v2:
- Choose the consent source: currently Complianz, or “None” if your banner plugin sends Consent Mode itself.
- Sends the consent default (everything denied except strictly necessary storage) at the very top of <head> , followed by the container.
