| 开发者 |
ivijanstefan
creativform |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月30日 00:26 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
/wp-content/plugins/.Activate MarkuClean, choose the post types you want to process, and paste your text into the editor. Invisible characters, broken Unicode, and known AI markup are cleaned according to your cleanup modes. Use the Tester to preview the result before enabling Save Cleanup on existing content.
MarkuClean filters known AI attributes and markers from copied content, including numeric data-start/data-end markers and attributes found in Grok and Gemini responses. Results depend on how the source tool structures its HTML, so use the Tester to check your own content.
Yes. Dashes, quotes, and ellipses are part of the configurable character replacements, and you can add your own regex rules. See the documentation for the available settings.
Yes, where it is safe to do so. Some page builders store structured markup, shortcodes, JSON-like data, or internal metadata that should not be modified. When this content is detected, MarkuClean leaves it unchanged to help prevent unintended changes.
Yes. MarkuClean supports standard WordPress content edited in Gutenberg and TinyMCE-based workflows.
It can normalize configured character replacements, including mis-encoded quotes, dashes, ellipses, non-breaking spaces, zero-width characters, and other common copy-and-paste artifacts. It also removes numeric data-start/data-end markers and selected AI-generated text artifacts where supported.
Only when Save Cleanup is enabled and the content passes the built-in safety checks. Display Cleanup and the Tester never modify stored content.
Yes. You can choose which post types are processed in the plugin settings. These settings apply consistently across supported frontend, editor, and save-time cleanup.
Display Cleanup cleans content only when it is displayed and never writes changes to the database. Save Cleanup updates the stored content when enabled and the content passes the built-in safety checks.
Yes. The plugin is designed to skip unsupported editing contexts and builder-managed content. Before enabling Save Cleanup for existing content, use the built-in Tester to review the results.
The full documentation, including installation, settings, the Tester, Gutenberg integration, developer filters, and troubleshooting, is available at infinitumform.com/documentation/markuclean.