| 开发者 | brokenhere |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月10日 13:38 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
wq_.No. They write a sentence and press Send. Adding their name or email is up to them.
On brokenhere.com, open your project, then Settings › Setup. The key starts with wq_.
Yes. Under Settings › Broken Here, choose Only people logged in to this site. Give your client a login to the site, and visitors see nothing.
Yes. Any link to #report-a-bug opens the report form: add a menu item, a button or a link with that address. To hide the floating button, set Button to No floating button, only my own links.
Choose a corner under Settings › Broken Here. For the colours, add this to Appearance › Customize › Additional CSS (or Styles › Additional CSS in the site editor) with your own colour:
[data-wq-root] { --wq-accent: #2f6b4f; }
The customising guide lists every colour and font you can set.
No. The button loads asynchronously after your page. A small script in the page's head keeps any error thrown while the page loads until the button arrives; it only listens.
Yes. Clear the cache after changing the settings. If your optimization plugin delays JavaScript until the visitor scrolls or taps, the button appears then. The small script that keeps errors from the start of the page load is marked so that WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, Jetpack Boost and Cloudflare's Rocket Loader run it straight away; with another plugin that delays it, add broken-here-early to that plugin's list of scripts not to delay.
The button sets no cookies. Password fields are blurred in the visitor's browser before the screenshot is taken, and addresses lose anything that looks like a secret before they are sent. Headers, cookies and console.log output are never collected. The details are under External services, below, and in what gets captured.
Yes. The button is added to every page your theme prints, whatever built it.
Each site in a network is a site in Broken Here, with its own key under its own Settings › Broken Here.
They stay in Broken Here. Deleting the plugin removes its settings from WordPress and nothing else.