Nelio A/B Testing Settings

The Settings page lets you customize how Nelio A/B Testing tracks tests, delivers variants, integrates with external services, and behaves inside WordPress.

For most websites, the default configuration provides the best balance between performance, compatibility, and ease of use. You only need to change these settings if you have specific requirements, such as integrating with Google Analytics, configuring cookie consent, enabling dynamic caching, or customizing notifications.

Settings are organized into the following sections.

Tracking

The Tracking settings determine how Nelio A/B Testing measures your tests and tracks the actions triggered by your tested visitors.

🔍 Learn more: Configuring Tracking Settings

Plugin Behavior

The Plugin Behavior settings control how Nelio A/B Testing delivers variants and interacts with your website. This section includes options related to variant loading, debug tools, and so on.

Most users won’t need to modify these settings unless they’re troubleshooting compatibility issues or configuring advanced caching environments.

🔍 Learn more: Configuring Plugin Behavior

Optimization Engine

The Optimization Engine helps you discover new optimization opportunities by analyzing your website and suggesting tests that are likely to improve its performance.

The Optimization Engine only generates recommendations. You’re the one deciding which test to create and run.

🔍 Learn more: Using the Optimization Engine

User Interface

These settings customize how Nelio A/B Testing presents information in the WordPress dashboard. These options only affect the user interface. They don’t change how tests are run or how data is collected.

🔍 Learn more: Customizing the User Interface

Notifications

Configure who receives email notifications, which help you monitor your tests and account without needing to regularly check the WordPress dashboard.

🔍 Learn more: Configuring Notifications

Miscellaneous

The Miscellaneous section contains advanced features that don’t fit into the previous categories.

🔍 Learn more: Using the External Page Script