| 开发者 | toutmarkhq |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月5日 10:43 |
| 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 |
wp_head hook, sourced from your Toutmark account. Visible to humans and bots alike.[toutmark_hub_link] shortcode in your own footer instead.WP_Application_Passwords API and sends it to Toutmark over HTTPS. Toutmark uses it to publish the pages and posts you approve in your Toutmark dashboard, and to make the changes to your existing pages that you approve there. You can revoke it any time from Users → Profile → Application Passwords.display:none content blocks. Every character is visible to humans at full opacity, in normal document flow.wp_head, rewrite rules). Changes to your existing pages (for example a paragraph rewrite) are made by Toutmark through the standard REST API with the Application Password you connect, and only once they are approved.toutmark.com./llms.txt and adds the link to your Toutmark pages from its daily update.This plugin is designed to be Google-compliant. Schema injection follows Google's own guidance. There is no cloaking or hidden text. llms.txt is a standard file at a standard URL, similar to robots.txt or sitemap.xml.
It creates a WordPress Application Password named "Toutmark AI Citation" for the user you are logged in as, and sends it to Toutmark over HTTPS. Application Passwords carry the same permissions as the user they belong to (WordPress cannot limit them further), and the Connect button is on an Administrator-only screen, so this one has Administrator permissions. Toutmark stores it encrypted and uses it for standard WordPress REST API calls (posts, pages, media, categories, and this plugin's robots.txt route). Connecting again replaces the previous Toutmark passwords on this site (whichever administrator made them), and deleting the plugin revokes them. If you revoke it yourself under Users → Profile → Application Passwords, Toutmark can no longer publish or change anything until you connect again; the plugin keeps adding schema, llms.txt and the link from its daily update.
Blog posts you asked for, FAQ pages, comparison pages, brand summary and at-a-glance pages, and rewrites of a paragraph on a page you already have. Each new page or post waits in your Toutmark approval queue; when you approve it, Toutmark publishes it to your site through the REST API, live straight away (nothing is placed in your WordPress drafts). Edits to pages you already have follow the approval setting you choose in Toutmark. Any change can be reverted from your Toutmark dashboard.
The plugin fails open. If the Toutmark API is unreachable, slow, or returns an error, the plugin keeps serving the last copy it has. Your site is never broken.
No. Schema is emitted from a locally-cached daily bundle (one fetch per day via wp-cron, then served from a WordPress option). llms.txt is served from the same cache. There are no per-pageview calls to Toutmark.
Two options. (1) Deactivate the plugin — it immediately stops emitting schema and serving llms.txt. (2) Revoke the Application Password under Users → Profile → Application Passwords — Toutmark can no longer publish to your site, but cached schema and llms.txt remain until you deactivate the plugin or uninstall it.
[toutmark_hub_link] shortcode on a page (in its content, a widget or your footer template), the shortcode shows the link there and nothing is added to your footer menu, as before.[toutmark_hub_link] shortcode for placing that link in your own footer widget or block template instead./llms.txt rewrite rule serves the file from cache.?toutmark_customer_id= URL parameter.Toutmark_Aeo_ per WordPress.NamingConventions.PrefixAllGlobals.