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ContWiz Content Expiration Manager

开发者 singhvishal05
更新时间 2026年7月8日 17:41
PHP版本: 7.4 及以上
WordPress版本: 7.0
版权: GPLv2 or later
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1.0.0 1.0.1

详情介绍:

ContWiz Content Expiration Manager enables you to automatically expire WordPress posts and pages on a schedule. Set an expiry date and time on any post or page, choose what happens when it expires, and let the plugin handle the rest — no manual cleanup needed. Whether you manage a news site, a promotional landing page, a job board, or a blog, outdated content hurts your credibility and SEO. ContWiz Content Expiration Manager keeps your WordPress site fresh and accurate, automatically. How It Works
  1. Edit any post or page and set an expiry date and time.
  2. Choose an expiry action: Move to Draft, Move to Trash, or Keep Published with a notification.
  3. The plugin automatically processes expired content on your configured schedule.
  4. You receive email reminders before content expires so you can review or update it.
Key Features Flexible Content Expiration Automated Expiry Processing Content Management & Visibility Dashboard Overview Perfect For Works With

安装:

From the WordPress Plugin Directory (recommended)
  1. Go to Plugins → Add New in your WordPress admin.
  2. Search for ContWiz Content Expiration Manager.
  3. Click Install Now, then Activate.
  4. Go to ContWiz in the left-hand menu to configure settings.
  5. Edit any post or page and set an expiry date in the ContWiz panel.
Manual Installation
  1. Download the plugin zip file.
  2. Upload the contwiz-content-expiration-manager folder to /wp-content/plugins/.
  3. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
  4. Go to ContWiz → Settings to configure.

屏幕截图:

  • Expiry status column on the Posts list screen with sortable badges
  • Classic Editor meta box — set expiry date, action, and Clear Expiry button
  • General settings tab — default action and cron frequency
  • Notifications settings tab — email alerts, SMTP status, and test email button
  • How It Works tab — brief content expiration plugin guide

升级注意事项:

1.0.1
  • UI & feature improvements
1.0.0
  • Initial release
  • expiry date & time
  • Draft/Trash/Notify actions
  • Quick Edit
  • Bulk Edit
  • Gutenberg sidebar
  • Classic Editor meta box
  • Expiry status column

常见问题:

How do I set an expiry date on a post or page?

Open any post or page for editing. In the Block Editor, find the ContWiz panel in the right-hand sidebar. In the Classic Editor, find the ContWiz meta box below the Publish panel. Set a date and time, choose an expiry action, and save the post.

What expiry actions are available?

Three actions are available in the free plan:

  • Move to Draft — unpublishes the post; it remains in WordPress but is no longer visible to visitors.
  • Move to Trash — moves the post to the Trash; it will be permanently deleted after 30 days unless restored.
  • Keep Published (Notify Only) — the post stays live and you receive an email so you can review it manually.

Will my content expire at the exact time I set?

Content expiration is processed by WordPress Cron (WP-Cron), which runs when your site receives a visitor. On sites with regular traffic, expiration is accurate to within one hour. For sites with very low traffic or for time-critical content, configure a real server cron job to call wp-cron.php on your desired schedule.

Can I automatically expire posts in bulk?

Yes. Go to Posts → All Posts (or Pages), check multiple posts, select Edit from the Bulk Actions dropdown, and set a shared expiry date and action. All selected posts will be updated at once.

Does the plugin send email reminders before content expires?

Yes. You will receive a daily digest email listing all posts and pages expiring within the next 7 days. A separate instant notification is sent when content actually expires and an action is applied. Both can be toggled on or off from the Notifications settings tab.

What timezone does the plugin use for expiration?

The plugin uses your site's configured timezone, set under Settings → General in WordPress. All expiry dates and times you enter are interpreted in that timezone.

Does it work with the Classic Editor plugin?

Yes. When the Classic Editor plugin is active, expiry settings are managed through a dedicated meta box in the post editing sidebar.

Does this work on Custom Post Types?

The free plan supports Posts and Pages. Custom post type support is available in the upcoming Pro plan.

Can I undo an expiry action?

Yes. If a post was moved to Draft, change its status back to Published from the post list or editor. If it was moved to Trash, restore it from the Trash screen within 30 days before it is permanently deleted.

Will a post expire again if I republish it after expiration?

No. Once a post has been processed, an "expired" flag is set. Republishing the post will not re-trigger the expiry. To schedule a new expiration, open the post, set a new expiry date — this automatically clears the expired flag.

My emails are not being delivered. What should I do?

WordPress uses PHP mail() by default, which many web hosts block or send to spam. Install a free SMTP plugin such as WP Mail SMTP or FluentSMTP to route emails through a proper mail service. The plugin's Notifications tab shows your current SMTP status and includes a Send Test Email button to verify delivery.

Is the plugin compatible with page builders like Elementor or Divi?

The free plan works with any theme or page builder since expiry is managed through post meta, not the page content itself. Native page builder integrations (for expiring individual sections or modules) are planned for the Pro version.

更新日志:

1.0.1 1.0.0