Hi Kathryn,

Sorry for the slow rely - I was on holiday and didn't get chance to look into the GA4 migration stuff properly.

The way you migrate from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4 will depend on your specific setup (e.g., if you're just using it for basic stats or if you have more advanced features set up).

Generally speaking, yes you can use the "Automatically set up a basic Google Analytics 4 property" feature. If this was on then you should find that you already have a GA4 properly created for you in the Analytics pages.

You can optionally import other settings from Universal Analytics - such as Conversions and Audiences etc into this GA4 property - though ignore this if you don't have anything like this.

You will find though that it won't start recording data using the new GA4 properly unless you change the analytics embed code that you use on your website.

Currently on Community Links Bromley you have the old analytics.js code in the Raw Header HTML field of the theme options.

I suggest that you remove this, and instead add the embed code from your new GA4 property. I would put this into Raw Footer HTML (instead of Header) so that it is only run after the page is loaded, to ensure fast page loads.

Hopefully this helps!

Note that because you're in London, if you get stuck you can contact Superhighways, and they can likely talk you through it on a Zoom call or similar.

Thanks

Joe