开发者 | SmartFrame |
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更新时间 | 2022年4月5日 18:06 |
PHP版本: | 5.6 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 5.8 |
版权: | GPLv2 or later |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Yes, the plugin itself is completely free to use, regardless of the SmartFrame plan selected. The most basic SmartFrame plan is the Free plan, which includes 2GB storage space for your images. Should you want to increase this and/or remove SmartFrame branding from your images, you’ll need to upgrade to a paid-for SmartFrame Pro plan. You can read more about SmartFrame pricing here.
SmartFrame currently supports JPEG images.
If you deactivate or delete the SmartFrame plugin, your images are instantly converted to the original file format and will remain visible on your website.
You don’t need to create a SmartFrame account to use this plugin, although creating an account will give you access to many additional features such as Theme management and data tracking. You will always be able to use the plugin directly from WordPress, however, regardless of whether you have an account. SmartFrame Technologies Ltd is a European, GDPR-compliant business; your privacy and personal information is protected at all times. Registration details are only collected for the purpose of servicing your account. We will never share or sell your data.
If you already have a SmartFrame account and want to connect it to the WordPress plugin, you can find the access key in the SmartFrame Admin Panel (My Account > Integrations). Simply paste this code on the plugin page and your SmartFrame account will be linked to your WordPress account. If you don’t have a SmartFrame account and you want to create one, you can start the registration directly from the SmartFrame plugin.
Most content security plugins disable right-click actions and some keyboard shortcuts using JavaScript, which leaves the original image file visible in the source code. This will discourage most users from trying to download your content, but it’s still fairly easy for a more tech-savvy user to gain access to your original images. SmartFrame adds a whole new layer of security to your images. Not only are right-click actions and keyboard shortcuts blocked, but the image is also encrypted and cannot be found in source code. This protects your images from most download attempts as well as web crawlers that may want to scrape your content.
Unlike most image-compression solutions, the SmartFrame plugin doesn’t change the size or quality of your original image. Instead, every time you publish an image using the SmartFrame plugin, it’s displayed on your page in the appropriate size and resolution for the device used to display it. That means that when displaying an image on the average smartphone, it will typically be loaded at a much smaller resolution than on a high-resolution computer display.
Yes. When using the SmartFrame plugin you can opt to use it for all images that you upload, or decide to use it for a particular image by excluding the CSS class in the SmartFrame Settings page. You can also decide which SmartFrame features are available on a particular image by using SmartFrame’s Themes. As a WordPress plugin user, you can select one of three existing themes, but if you sign up for a SmartFrame account and decide to use the SmartFrame Admin panel you will be able to create your own bespoke Themes.
SmartFrame has no negative effect on your SEO ranking. All images converted to SmartFrames will remain visible to search engine crawlers as small JPEG thumbnails. You can adjust these settings in the Control section of the SmartFrame Admin Panel.
SmartFrame is fully compatible with Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Microsoft Edge browsers. You can find more information here.
If you started using the plugin without registering through the SmartFrame website first, simply click Register on the left-hand-side panel and register for a new SmartFrame account. You will then be able to remove this branding by clicking Remove SmartFrame logo on the Settings page.
You will always see tags as regular images in the Wordpress editor, but they are converted to SmartFrames once the page is published. There will be no tags in the source code of the live page and the encrypted SmartFrame will be rendered by its proprietary script.