| 开发者 |
fernandot
ayudawp |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2025年10月27日 07:53 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.8 |
| 版权: | GPL v2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Yes! The plugin includes a bulk conversion tool to format all existing names and addresses. Go to Users > Capitalize & UPPERCASE and use the preview feature to see what will change before applying.
Automatic formatting applies to new or edited records going forward. The bulk conversion tool is for converting existing records in your database. They work independently - you can configure automatic formatting one way and use the bulk tool with different settings.
Yes! You can select UPPERCASE mode in the automatic format settings. You can also use UPPERCASE mode in the bulk conversion tool to convert existing records.
Exclusions use exact matching. If you add "SL" to the exclusion list, only the exact text "SL" will be preserved. To cover all variants, add each one: sl, SL, Sl, s.l., S.L. There are two independent exclusion lists: one for automatic formatting and one for bulk conversions.
Yes! Add them to the exclusion list exactly as they should appear. For Spanish business types, you might add: SL, S.L., SA, S.A., SLU, S.L.U. For labor unions: CCOO, UGT. For brand names: iPhone, WordPress, PayPal.
In the Main Settings, you'll see checkboxes for each type of field. By default, only names (WordPress user names, billing names, and shipping names) are enabled. You can enable address fields and additional fields as needed.
Yes, the plugin uses UTF-8 encoding and properly handles international characters including accents, tildes, and special characters. It includes default particles for Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, German, and Portuguese.
The plugin correctly handles hyphenated names like "María-José" or "Jean-Claude", capitalizing each part independently (or converting to UPPERCASE if that mode is enabled).
Yes! In Capitalize mode, the plugin respects particles (de, la, van, von, da, etc.) keeping them in lowercase in both names AND addresses. For example: "Juan de la Cruz" (name) and "Calle de la Paz" (address). In UPPERCASE mode, all characters including particles are converted to uppercase. You can also add custom exclusions for specific terms.
Yes! In Capitalize mode, particles are respected in both names and addresses. This is correct for Spanish and many other languages where particles remain lowercase in addresses (e.g., "Calle de la Paz", "Avenida de los Reyes"). The same default and custom particles apply to both names and addresses. You can also use the exclusion list for additional control.
Yes, the plugin fully supports High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) and works seamlessly with both HPOS and legacy storage systems.
Yes! Version 2.1.0 includes advanced batch processing specifically designed for large sites. When you have more than 1000 records to process, the plugin automatically switches to batch mode, which:
No. The plugin only processes names and addresses when they're being saved, causing no performance impact during normal site operation.
The bulk conversion changes are permanent, which is why the plugin shows a detailed preview before executing and requires you to confirm you've made a database backup. However, you can use the "lowercase" mode in the bulk tool to convert everything back to lowercase, or use "Capitalize" mode to restore proper capitalization.
It works with standard WordPress and WooCommerce forms. Custom forms using different field names may not be supported.
Names and addresses that were already formatted will remain formatted. New entries will be saved as users enter them. No data is lost. Your settings (format mode, field selections, and exclusions) will be preserved if you reactivate the plugin.
Before using the bulk conversion tool, create a database backup using your hosting control panel, a backup plugin, or ask your hosting provider for assistance.