GA4 tracking on wp-admin pages (/wp-admin/post.php)

Thanks for reaching out @hbazan85, and also for sharing your Site Health information and screenshots. While Site Kit doesn’t place the Analytics snippet on wp-admin URLs, I did check your setup, in particular your wp-login page. From doing so, I can see that there is a Google tag snippet placed, see this screenshot. As you’ll see from the screenshot, this looks to me a Cloudflare added snippet. The Site Kit placed snippet isn’t present, so you will need to check your Cloudflare configurations.

Note also that the Google Tag ID on your wp-login page does differ to that used by Site Kit on the front end of your site (screenshot), confirming further that this isn’t a Site Kit placed snippet.

Let me know if you have any further questions with the above. Thank you.

Good spot @hbazan85. Indeed based on the additions to the snippet on your wp-login page, it does look like a Google tag gateway based addition.

If you run into any further issues, or if you have any Site Kit related questions, be sure to reach out. Thank you.

Thanks for the update @hbazan85. From the graph you shared, the 228 figure could relate to any time within the previous 28 days. In addition, there remains a Google Tag Manage snippet placed on your site, by what looks to be a Cloudflare configuration. I say this as it’s placed at the header of your site, and it indicates a references to Google Tag Gateway for advertisers reference, and a non-Site Kit developer ID. See this screenshot for reference.

To summarize, the snippet that is most likely appearing on your wp-admin URLs, is unlikely a Site Kit placed snippet. If you wish to share a recording of you visiting your wp-admin pages, and checking the source code, or simply sharing your sites source code from any wp-admin URL, I’m happy to check this further. You can share privately via this form if preferred. Thank you, and happy new year!