SitePrimed
| 开发者 | siteprimed |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月2日 22:30 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0-or-later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Accessibility & EAA: checks against WCAG 2.1 AA and EN 301 549. Each finding names the WCAG success criterion it fails.
- SEO: titles, meta descriptions, headings and crawlability, the basics search engines still rely on.
- UX: mobile ergonomics, layout and navigation, so you know whether people can actually use the page.
- GEO: structured data, AI crawler access and answer-ready content, so AI assistants can read, trust and quote your pages.
- A SitePrimed panel in the block editor with the issues on the page you are editing, filtered by lens. Each issue shows its severity, its status and whether it affects mobile or desktop.
- Highlight shows where an issue sits on the page, and Show in code selects its HTML in the code editor. Fix in SitePrimed opens it in SitePrimed, where you review and approve the fix.
- Re-scan a page from the editor, or open all its findings in SitePrimed.
- Findings in the admin lists of posts and pages, with a Check action on each row and a notice when a check finishes, even if you have left the list.
- One severity scale across all four lenses, so the list reads in priority order.
- Desktop and mobile checked in every scan.
- A proposed fix for every finding, and AI-drafted fixes for content such as alt text, meta descriptions and summaries.
- Fixes written into your content. No overlay, no widget.
- Connect: add this site to your SitePrimed account and connect it with its site key on the SitePrimed settings screen.
- Scan: save a post or page and scan it from the SitePrimed panel in the block editor.
- See what is wrong: every issue in plain language, tied to the element on the page, across all four lenses.
- Fix: select Fix in SitePrimed, review and approve the fix there, and it is written back to WordPress.
- You approve every fix. Select Fix in SitePrimed in the editor panel to review a fix in SitePrimed; nothing is written to WordPress until you approve it.
- Approved fixes change post content, the SEO title or the SEO description, and show as Applied in the editor panel. They never touch your theme, templates or code.
- A fix to post content is saved with wp_update_post(), so WordPress keeps a revision of the previous version wherever revisions are enabled for that post type, and you can restore it from the Revisions screen. Fixes arrive as signed Hub requests rather than from a WordPress user, so the revision has no author, and the post's own author is unchanged. SEO title and description fixes are stored as post meta, which WordPress does not revision.
- Fixed content is filtered with wp_kses_post() before it is saved, so a fix cannot add scripts or other HTML that WordPress does not allow in posts.
- Requests that read saved content or submit fixes are signed with the shared secret issued when you connect. Each request carries a timestamp, a nonce and a signature, and the plugin keeps replay records to reject reused requests.
- A SitePrimed account and a site key issued for this site. The Free plan is enough.
- The block editor, to scan pages and see findings while editing.
- Outbound HTTPS connections from your server to the SitePrimed Hub. Some hosts and firewalls block these by default.
- A site the Hub can reach over the internet. The Hub reads saved content, including a published page's rendered HTML, through the plugin's authenticated endpoints. The UX audit renders that HTML in a browser, which still loads the page's stylesheets, scripts and images from the site's public address. Local sites, and staging sites behind HTTP authentication or an IP allow-list, cannot be scanned, because the Hub cannot reach their REST endpoints.
- Yoast SEO, for the SEO title and description. Without Yoast, SEO title and description fixes are saved in Yoast's fields but nothing on the site uses them.
- Administrators connect and disconnect the site.
- Editors request scans and review findings.
安装:
- In WordPress, go to Plugins > Add New Plugin, search for "SitePrimed", then install and activate the plugin. You can also upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/ and activate it from the Plugins screen.
- Create a free SitePrimed account, add this site and copy its site key. See "Account registration" under External services.
- Open SitePrimed in the WordPress admin menu and connect with the site key.
- Open a saved post or page in the block editor and scan it from the SitePrimed panel.
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常见问题:
Is the plugin free?
Yes. The plugin is free, and so is the SitePrimed Free plan: every check, 3 page scans and 4 AI-drafted fixes a month, one per lens. Pro and Agency plans add full-site scans, more scans and AI-drafted fixes, progress tracking over time, team roles and reports. Plans and prices are on the pricing page linked under External services.
Will it change my site?
Only when you approve a fix. SitePrimed writes nothing on its own, and fixes never touch your theme, templates or code. See "How fixes are applied".
Can I undo a fix?
Yes, for content fixes. WordPress keeps a revision of the previous content wherever revisions are enabled for the post type, so you can restore it from the Revisions screen. SEO title and description fixes are not revisioned; change them back in Yoast SEO. See "How fixes are applied".
Does it work with my theme or page builder?
SitePrimed checks the rendered page, so findings cover what visitors see, whatever theme you use. The editor panel works in the block editor. Without the block editor (for example with the Classic Editor plugin) the editor panel is not available, but the SitePrimed column and its Check action in the Pages and Posts lists still work. Fixes are written into the post content, so they apply to block and Classic Editor content. Page builders that keep their layout outside the post content, such as Elementor, do not show fixes written there.
Are unsaved changes scanned?
No. Save the post or page before scanning it. Saved drafts are checked with the Hub-side content rules only; the UX audit runs on published posts and pages.
Is this an accessibility overlay?
No. SitePrimed adds no overlay or widget to your pages. Approved fixes are written into your content, where every visitor, search engine and AI assistant reads them.
Is my content used to train AI models?
See "Use of content for AI training" under External services.
Does it work with content in languages other than English?
Yes. Most checks look at the page's structure and code, such as alternative text, headings, contrast, link names, metadata and structured data, and work in any language. A few checks compare text against English word lists, for example generic page titles such as "Home" and vague link text such as "click here" or "read more". On pages in other languages those checks can miss problems.
Will it slow down my site?
Scans run on the SitePrimed Hub, not on your server. The plugin adds no scripts or styles to public pages; its assets load only in the WordPress admin and the block editor.
Does it work on staging or local sites?
Only if the SitePrimed Hub can reach the site over the internet. See Requirements.
Does it work on multisite?
Yes. Each site connects with a site key issued for that site. Deleting the plugin cleans up local plugin data across the network.
Where is my data?
SitePrimed is EU-owned and EU-hosted. See "How the service handles your data" under External services.
What happens when I delete the plugin?
The plugin removes its local settings, credentials and caches. Your posts and pages are kept. Data held by SitePrimed is handled separately; see "Disconnecting and uninstalling".
Where can I get support?
Ask in this plugin's WordPress.org support forum; we aim to reply within 24 hours. For accounts, licenses and plans, use the support link under External services. Paid plans include faster support.
How do I report a security issue?
Please report security issues privately to siteprimed-dev@itml.gr, not in the public support forum.
更新日志:
- Initial release.
- Connect WordPress to SitePrimed with a site key.
- Scan saved posts and pages from the SitePrimed panel in the block editor, with findings filtered by lens and device.
- Highlight an issue on the page or select its HTML in the code editor, and open it in SitePrimed to review and approve its fix.
- Findings in the admin lists of posts and pages, with a Check action on each row.
- Signed endpoints the Hub uses to read content and to write approved content and SEO metadata fixes.