Web Plura Social Draft Planner – Social Media Content Planner & Caption Drafts
| 开发者 | wplura |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月5日 17:35 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Social media planning gets messy when WordPress posts, WooCommerce products, captions, hashtags, UTM links, first-comment notes, campaign dates, and review tasks live in separate documents.
Web Plura Social Draft Planner helps WordPress admins turn site content into local social media drafts before anything is posted. Create captions, organize campaign notes, plan calendar dates, review copy, preview link details, export draft content, and open manual Share It links from wp-admin.
Drafts can start from WordPress posts, pages, WooCommerce products, public custom post types, public URLs, RSS items, or manual topics. The plugin can use local source details such as title, excerpt, permalink, categories, tags, author, featured image, site name, product price, and SKU when available.
A typical workflow is draft, review, preview, then copy, Share It, or export. Planned dates are local planning fields for your content calendar; they do not publish or schedule posts on social networks.
安装:
- Upload the plugin folder to
/wp-content/plugins/. - Activate Web Plura Social Draft Planner.
- Open the plugin dashboard from the WordPress admin menu.
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常见问题:
Does this plugin require an external account?
No. Local drafts, non-AI templates, previews, reviews, Share It links, and exports work without an external account.
Does optional telemetry change local drafting?
No. Optional telemetry is disabled by default. Local drafts, templates, campaigns, reviews, calendar planning, exports, Share It links, and local AI setup continue working when telemetry is off or unavailable.
Does the free plugin include hosted AI?
No. Free AI settings are for local loopback or self-hosted model endpoints only. Hosted Web Plura AI is not part of this free plugin.
Does the plugin store social OAuth tokens locally?
No. This free package does not connect social OAuth accounts or store long-term social OAuth tokens.
Does the plugin copy external article content?
No. External import is metadata-oriented and shows source/copyright warnings.
Is this a WordPress social media content calendar plugin?
Yes. It provides local draft planning, campaign fields, platform/status filters, planned times, review notes, manual reshare markers, and export tools.
Can I use it before a social media scheduler or Buffer-style tool?
Yes. You can draft, review, copy, and export social content locally, then manually paste or import the reviewed content into another approved publishing workflow.
Does it automatically publish or schedule social posts?
No. The free plugin creates local drafts, previews, exports, and manual Share It links. It does not connect social OAuth accounts or publish automatically.
Can it prepare WooCommerce product social posts?
Yes. When WooCommerce product data is available, drafts can use local product details such as title, excerpt, permalink, featured image, price, and SKU.
Will Share It links post to Instagram or TikTok automatically?
No. Instagram and TikTok are manual copy/post flows in the free plugin. The plugin helps prepare the draft but does not publish it for you.
更新日志:
0.2.52
- Open New Dashboard by default, retain later Legacy choices, and align Free submenu presentation.
- Gave the second Platform selector on Create Content a unique label target so both forms are named correctly for assistive technology.
- Made New Dashboard workflow errors clearer and accessible while preserving existing checks and actions.
- Unified Settings navigation and reused the shared section-tab style where existing plugin pages use WordPress tabs. Routes, settings, data, and actions are unchanged.
- Standardized New Dashboard tabs as a consistent, keyboard-accessible horizontal strip across desktop and mobile. Dashboard data and actions are unchanged.
- Added a shared Web Plura Settings page with consent, telemetry data, and error reporting details, plus a WordPress.org plugin directory on About. Existing consent and local features remain unchanged.
- Refined New Dashboard links, tabs, buttons, table colors, and responsive presentation. Moved the review request to a dismissible admin notice.
- Kept the New Dashboard review button readable under alternate WordPress admin color schemes.
- Kept compact New Dashboard donut values readable through the chart inspector without clipped labels.
- Improved New Dashboard KPI readability on narrow screens.
- Restored workflow status, guidance, and recent-content detail in the New Dashboard. Existing local data and the Old Dashboard are unchanged.
- Refined the New Dashboard with source-backed chart and exact value table presentation. Existing data and the Old Dashboard are unchanged.
- Refined New Dashboard card layout for available content width, preserving recorded values and Old Dashboard behavior.
- Added keyboard-accessible inspection of exact recorded chart values in the New Dashboard; the original dashboard and stored data are unchanged.
- The New Dashboard highlights an existing product workflow as its primary action, while retaining the original dashboard and its data.
- Added a shared, optional telemetry consent screen with explicit accept and decline choices and a session-scoped admin invitation. Local features remain available without consent.
- Optional telemetry now sends only documented event properties after administrator consent. Local features remain available with telemetry off.
- The new dashboard Overview groups four KPIs, a real-data featured ECharts chart, priorities, status, and operational context. The original dashboard is unchanged.
- The new dashboard now shows a link-style “Switch to Old” control matching the existing “Switch to New” control.
- New-dashboard tabs now honor section links and browser history while retaining keyboard navigation and activity pagination.
- The new dashboard now explains when a trend needs another retained result and shows an honest empty Workflows state when no task or page is available.
- The new dashboard now shows clear section-specific messages for missing results and history while preserving real zero values and chart data alternatives.
- Added shared, page-scoped About and Upgrade presentation across the Free plugins while preserving product-specific content and routes.
- Improved shared new-dashboard workflow form sizing on narrow screens.
- Kept the original dashboard unchanged and improved the shared mobile workflow layout.
- Rebuilt the new dashboard from the shared chart library; existing product charts are unchanged.
- Added a per-user Old/New dashboard switch with one visible Dashboard menu entry and refreshed the new dashboard header.
- Improved dashboard text contrast under WordPress Midnight admin colors; existing local features and actions remain available.
- Scope the Free dashboard and its six existing local status cards with a locally shipped shared presentation. Preserve the recent content table and legacy renderer.
- Improved the local dashboard hierarchy and review navigation.
- Fixed first-time telemetry opt-in so the consent event queues only after an administrator enables that category.
- Added optional, off-by-default telemetry consent controls while keeping local drafting workflows independent.
- Refreshed the WordPress.org readme for clearer social media draft, content calendar, WooCommerce social post, Share It, and local planner search intent.
- Renamed the WordPress.org package slug, text domain, admin slugs, hooks, and assets to Web Plura Social Draft Planner.
- Added activation migration that copies legacy option keys into the new Social Draft Planner option keys without deleting old data.
- Updated the WP.org display name to Web Plura Social Draft Planner while keeping the previous slug and text domain.
- Expanded external service disclosures for local AI endpoints, public URL/RSS imports, Share It links, and Web Plura links.
- Removed a sibling-directory shared registry load so the free package runs as a standalone WordPress.org plugin.
- Restored a neutral Upgrade page that compares the local free plugin with separate Pro/cloud services without changing local feature availability.
- Updated WordPress.org review metadata and preflight-safe admin copy.
- Tightened read-only request parsing for WP.org preflight scans without changing local drafting behavior.
- Added a calendar workflow extension surface while keeping the local workflow available in the free plugin.
- Added a dashboard workflow extension surface with the legacy dashboard card hook as fallback for reversible workflow replacements.
- Use the canonical direct-access guard for safe uninstall handling.
- Added reusable local hashtag groups, first-comment/manual follow-up text, evergreen/manual reshare queue markers, and calendar quick actions.
- Added a local Open Graph/X Card checklist for draft links and media without external page fetches.
- Added CSV/JSON export and Share It payload coverage for new local planning fields.
- Initial MVP foundation.