外掛說明
Content Censor replaces configured words when WordPress displays supported
content. Your original posts, pages, and comments remain unchanged in the
database, so authorised editors can continue to work with the source text.
Use the settings page to:
- define the words to filter;
- choose whole-word or embedded matching;
- select case-sensitive or case-insensitive matching;
- choose a replacement character and masking style;
- enable filtering for content, excerpts, titles, comments, author names, tags,
and tag clouds; and - exclude selected post or page IDs.
Content Censor is a presentation-layer filter. It does not replace appropriate
permissions, moderation, reporting, or security controls.
Upgrade to Content Censor Pro for batched site scanning, browser-title and
BuddyPress filtering, custom hook support, automatic updates, and priority
support: https://wpgoplugins.com/plugins/content-censor/
螢幕擷圖
安裝方式
- Install and activate the plugin.
- Open Settings > Content Censor.
- Replace the example word list and choose the areas to filter.
- Save the settings and review representative public content.
When Pro is activated over the WordPress.org plugin, existing pccf_options
settings are copied into the commercial settings record. The source record is
left intact for rollback.
常見問題集
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Does the plugin edit my posts or comments?
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No. Filtering happens when supported content is displayed. Stored content is
not rewritten. -
Can I prevent filtering on a specific page?
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Yes. Add the post or page ID to the comma-separated exclusion list.
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Why are one- and two-character entries ignored?
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Very short entries produce many accidental matches. Content Censor retains the
historic minimum of three characters per configured word. -
Does it replace a moderation system?
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No. It is one display-layer control and should be combined with the moderation
and security processes appropriate to the site.
使用者評論
這個外掛目前沒有任何使用者評論。
參與者及開發者
變更記錄
3.2.1
- Aligned the translation domain with the historic
wp-content-filterdirectory slug. - Hardened automated Free/Pro packaging, security, Plugin Check, and WordPress integration checks.
3.2.0
- Unified the public 3.1.0 and Freemius Pro 1.0.0 upgrade paths.
- Added a WordPress.org-compliant Freemius Free/Pro basename handoff.
- Preserved commercial settings and migrated WordPress.org settings safely.
- Restored Pro browser-title and custom-hook filtering.
- Added Unicode-aware masking and robust literal regular-expression handling.
- Replaced fragile HTML matching with WordPress HTML splitting.
- Replaced the unbounded scanner with capability- and nonce-protected batches.
- Added explicit settings allow-lists, reset protection, automated tests, and
validated Free/Pro package builds.
3.1.0
- Escaped and sanitized settings output in the WordPress.org plugin.
1.0.0 (Pro)
- Moved commercial licensing and updates to Freemius.
- Preserved the existing
content_censor_plugin_optionsrecord.