WysLeap

Onboarding Guide

Get your site tracking in minutes: installation, custom events, Content & Media, SaaS metrics, AI observability, and session replay.

Content & Media

For publishers, blogs, and content sites: Get "By author" and "By section" in the Content & Media dashboard. Data is captured from your existing page views—no custom events required.

How author and section are captured

  • Author is read from <meta name="author" content="..."> in the page <head>, or from JSON-LD BlogPosting / Article author.name.
  • Section is read from <meta property="article:section" content="..."> (or name="article:section"). If missing, you can map URL paths to section names in the script config (e.g. /blog → "Blog").

The WysLeap script runs on every page view and attaches author/section to that page view automatically. You do not need to send separate events.

Option 1: Meta tags (recommended)

Add these to the <head> of your blog or article pages. Works with any CMS (WordPress, Ghost, custom, etc.).

<!-- Author (for By author in Content & Media) -->
<meta name="author" content="Jane Doe">

<!-- Section (for By section) -->
<meta property="article:section" content="Blog">

If you use JSON-LD for articles (e.g. BlogPosting with author.name), we also read author from that when the meta tag is missing.

Option 2: Path → section mapping

If you can't add meta tags but use fixed URL prefixes (e.g. /blog, /articles, /docs), pass a contentSections map when initializing WysLeap. Paths are matched from longest to shortest.

WysLeap.init({
  siteId: 'your-site-id',
  apiKey: 'your-api-key',
  options: {
    contentSections: {
      '/blog': 'Blog',
      '/articles': 'News',
      '/news': 'News',
      '/docs': 'Resources',
      '/learn': 'Resources'
    }
  }
});

Built-in defaults (no config needed): /blog → "Blog", /use-cases → "Use Cases", /resources → "Resources".

Where to see the data

After installation, go to Analytics → Content & Media. The "By author" and "By section" sections show pageviews grouped by author and section. "Top next paths" shows where readers go after a given page.

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