| 开发者 | kymeria |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月20日 21:38 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
kymeria-transparency-mentions folder to /wp-content/plugins/ (or install the .zip file directly via Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin).Yes, as many as needed (for example "Press copy" + "Paid partnership").
By default, only on posts. Tick "Afficher aussi sur les pages" in Settings > Mentions transparence to also enable it on pages. For other content types (custom post types), use the kytm_post_types filter.
Yes, directly from Settings > Mentions transparence, with a color picker.
Whenever AI was used to help produce the post: writing, translation, proofreading, idea generation, etc.
When the post reprints, word for word or nearly so, content published elsewhere (press release, source article...), whether or not AI was involved. Combine it with "AI use" if AI helped produce the reprint.
Whenever the post contains one or more affiliate links (Amazon Associates or similar), i.e. links that earn a commission if a reader makes a purchase through them.
Yes. Search for "Transparency Badges" in the block inserter and add it anywhere in a post — it shows a live preview of the same badges the shortcode would display, no need to type [kytm_badges] by hand.
Use the [kytm_legend] shortcode in your footer, sidebar, or on an "About / Transparency" page. It lists every mention type with its icon and a short explanation, customizable from Settings > Mentions transparence (one text field per language, under each badge).
Yes. On the Posts (or Pages) list screen, select the posts with the checkboxes, choose the matching "Mention transparence : + ..." entry from the Bulk actions dropdown, then click Apply. It adds that mention to every selected post without removing any mention already set on them.
kytm_post_types filter.kytm_ (options, post meta, nonce, shortcode tag, filter hook) to avoid collisions with other plugins.wp_add_inline_script() instead of a hardcoded <script> tag.the_title filter and [kytm_badges] shortcode callbacks with wp_kses_post(), and excluded feeds from the title badge injection.Contributors field to use the correct WordPress.org username.