Minty Orange -- WordPress 插件

开发者	mintyorange
更新时间	2026年7月23日 10:40
PHP版本:	8.0 及以上
WordPress版本:	7.0
版权:	GPL-2.0-or-later
版权网址:	版权信息

Minty Orange brings your content optimization suggestions from mintyorange.ai straight into the WordPress editor, so you stay in control of every single change. You optimize an article on Minty Orange. This plugin then shows the results as a review sidebar next to the Gutenberg editor. Every suggestion is its own card with a clear before and after preview. You decide, one by one: accept it, or skip it. Nothing is applied behind your back. Why publishers use it

Review, don't replace. Most optimization tools hand you a brand new article and expect you to paste it over your old one. Minty Orange shows you each change separately, in context, and lets you keep only the ones you like.
Your media stays put. Accepting suggestions never drops your images, galleries, embeds, affiliate links, or shortcodes. The plugin re-anchors them around the optimized text.
One-click apply. Happy with everything? "Accept all changes" applies the whole set in one step, and it stays fully reversible.
Undo anything. Per-change undo plus a global "Undo all", so you can experiment freely.

What it can do

Auto-detects the matching optimization when you open an article, so there are no IDs to copy and paste.
Turns rewrites, deletions, new sections, key takeaways, FAQs, comparison tables, and internal links each into its own reviewable card.
Updates your SEO title and meta description directly in Yoast SEO, Rank Math, or All in One SEO.
Smart-merges FAQ suggestions into your existing FAQ block instead of duplicating it.
Inserts internal links drawn from your own sitemap.

What you need A Minty Orange account at mintyorange.ai. This plugin is the editor companion to the Minty Orange optimization service. It displays and applies optimizations created there; it does not generate them on its own.

1.3.2

Fix: on sites running All in One SEO, FAQs are now applied as regular headings and paragraphs. The AIOSEO FAQ block stores a single question per block, so our previous conversion could produce one empty block instead of your questions, and applying all changes could make the FAQ section disappear from the editor. If that happened to you, delete the empty block and apply the FAQs again. With AIOSEO Free nothing else changes: its FAQ schema is a Pro feature either way. Rank Math and Yoast FAQ blocks keep working exactly as before.
Fix: questions that already live in an AIOSEO FAQ block are now correctly recognised, so none of them is ever offered again as a new suggestion.

1.3.1

New: a fresh mint look. The sidebar is calmer with colour reserved for the buttons that matter, and suggestions in your article now show as a soft mint highlight instead of dashed purple lines.
Fix: the First Q&A now always lands at the very top of your article. On articles that start with intro paragraphs it used to slip below the first section heading.
Fix: a single accepted FAQ suggestion now lands in your real FAQ section instead of mid-article after a How/What-style heading. If the article has no FAQ section yet, the first accepted question brings an FAQ heading with it.
Improvement: the SEO meta suggestions now live in a collapsible section like every other suggestion group, so the sidebar starts calm and tidy.
Fix: the Retry button now actually retries the action. It used to resend the previous state, so a failed Accept quietly fell back to the suggestion without applying anything, and a failed Undo could show "accepted" although the blocks were already removed.
Fix: when a rewrite, deletion, or SEO field was already applied in your editor but saving the status failed, the card no longer flips back to Accept. It honestly stays applied with an Undo, so a second click can never garble your text.
Fix: if applying all changes stops partway (for example a network hiccup), the sidebar now offers "Undo all" to restore your article, and says clearly that the apply stopped, instead of losing the restore point.
New: "Undo all" warns you when you have edited the article yourself since applying, so your own polish is never thrown away silently.
Improvement: skipped duplicates on the table and section cards now say "Already in your article" instead of a misleading "Accepted", and cluster inserts get the same duplicate protection as all other cards.
Improvement: FAQ sections that live inside a container block (a group or columns layout) are now recognised, so improved FAQs update them in place instead of adding a duplicate below.
Improvement: FAQ accordions from Spectra, Kadence Blocks, and Otter are now recognised, so suggestions never offer a question that already lives in one of them. wpDataTables is recognised too, so no second table is ever placed next to it.
Improvement: the sidebar recalculates its suggestions much less often, which makes the apply animation and large posts noticeably smoother.

1.3.0

New: insert exactly where you want. Click a spot in your article first, and a New Section, the comparison table, or Key Takeaways will insert right after that block. The card shows the target live ("Will insert after ...") before you click, and updates as you click around. Without a selection, everything works as before.
Improvement: freshly inserted content now gets a mint highlight that stays visible while the Minty Orange sidebar is open, so you can always trace what was added to your article. Close the sidebar and the markers disappear; open it again and they come back.
Improvement: smoother, rounder highlight animations when content is inserted or applied.
Fix: the First Q&A card now also recognises a reworded version of a question that already sits at the top of your article (for example "How Much Is a Trip to Thailand?" vs "How Much Does a Trip to Thailand Cost?") and says "Already in your article" instead of inserting a near-duplicate.
Fix: a suggested section that only announces a comparison table is skipped when your article already has its own table, so you never end up with an intro for a table that is not there.

1.2.0

Fix: applying suggestions one by one no longer creates duplicates. FAQs that already live in an accordion (Gutena, or a details block) are now recognised, so an improved version updates the existing entry in place instead of adding a second copy. A First Q&A whose question is already at the top of your article is detected too, even when the optimizer reworded it or when the answer already lives in your intro paragraph, and the card says "Already in your article" instead of inserting a duplicate. A Key Takeaways section is now found even when its heading carries an addition like "Key Takeaways for 2026", so it gets updated instead of duplicated. Applying all at once was already correct; this brings one-by-one apply in line.
Fix: FAQ suggestions that already exist in your article, unchanged, are no longer offered again as new ones. Only genuinely new or improved FAQs show up. This now also recognises questions stored inside a Rank Math, Yoast, or AIOSEO FAQ block.
Fix: when an SEO title or meta description is applied with Rank Math active, it now also fills Rank Math's editable snippet field, not just the preview. You could already rely on the value being saved, but now you can tweak it in place without reloading, and a later Rank Math save can no longer overwrite it.
Improvement: the First Q&A card now explains that it always inserts at the top of your article, right below the first heading, because that is the spot AI assistants read first.
Improvement: a tidier sidebar. Internal status lines (optimization mode, edit counters, the inline annotations box) are gone, so the suggestions themselves get the space.

1.1.9

Fix: boxes and widgets whose original section heading was removed by the optimizer could jump to an unrelated section that shared the article's topic words. They now follow the text right before them instead.
Fix: a comparison table whose anchor heading could not be found is now inserted before the closing sections (Key Takeaways, FAQ) instead of at the very end of the article.

1.1.8

Improvement: the per-card placement log from 1.1.7 now also covers affiliate cards restored by replacing their surviving image in place (the most common path). Log coverage only, no behavior change.

1.1.7

Improvement: the editor console now logs one line per preserved affiliate card and widget after Accept all changes, showing which anchor placed it. Makes support and debugging of card placement much faster. No behavior change to how cards are placed.

1.1.6

Fix: affiliate cards saved as synced patterns (reusable blocks) took a different anchoring path than regular cards and could still jump to the article top or a foreign section. That path is now bounded to the card's own section as well.

1.1.5

Fix: affiliate cards could still slide into a later section when the optimized article repeated their city or topic heading further down the page. Card anchors are now strictly bounded to the card's own section, in both directions.

1.1.4

Fix: hotel and product affiliate cards now stay in their own section after applying changes. When an article repeated the same city or topic word as a heading in more than one place, a card could jump to the top of the article or slide into another section.

1.1.3

Fix: "Accept all changes" now also updates the heading shown on your live page and your post excerpt, not just the editor title and SEO title. On themes that render the heading from a custom field (for example Pods), the optimized heading now actually appears for readers and AI crawlers.
Fix: accepting a single internal link suggestion works again. It could fail with an "Invalid target" message even when the link was valid.
Fix: bullet points and link styling now show correctly in the block editor right after applying changes.

1.1.2

Fix: the SEO title now syncs from your H1 on more posts. It was being skipped on posts where Elementor only sets the post-type tag, so you had to set the title by hand.
Fix: callout boxes like "You might also like" now land after a section's list instead of between the intro and the list.
Fix: lists inside an FAQ answer are kept when the answer is converted to a native FAQ block.

1.1.1

Fix: when your article already has a comparison table, "Accept all changes" no longer leaves an empty "Comparison Table" heading behind.

1.1.0

Page builder support: "Accept all changes" now keeps your Elementor, Beaver Builder and Divi widgets, embeds and layout exactly as they were while the article text is optimized.
Photos keep their position and full quality through an optimization.
Fix: the SEO title now syncs from your H1 even on sites where Elementor is active everywhere.
Fix: more reliable detection of your editor so the right apply runs on every post.

1.0.0

Initial release.

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