Klusio Builder Bridge Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
Klusio helps small and medium sized businesses get found in Google and in AI assistants. Klusio suggests concrete improvements to the texts on your website: headings, paragraphs, buttons, frequently asked questions and internal links. You approve every change in your Klusio account.
Pages built with Elementor or Bricks keep their text inside the page builder data, so a normal WordPress text update cannot change them without breaking the design. This plugin lets Klusio place an approved change exactly where it belongs, while the layout, styling and other content stay untouched.
What the plugin does
- Adds REST API routes under
klusio/v1. Klusio calls them with a WordPress application password of a user on your site. - Reads and writes only pages that this user may edit. Writing also requires the
unfiltered_htmlcapability, because page builder data contains HTML. - Never overwrites newer work. Every write carries a fingerprint (hash) of the version Klusio read. If the page changed in the meantime, or someone has it open in the editor, nothing is written.
- Makes a compressed backup (up to three per page) and a WordPress revision before every change, and reads the result back to verify it.
- Restores a backup on request, again only when the page did not change since.
- Refreshes the Elementor CSS, the search text and the page cache of the changed page only.
- Supports Elementor pages, templates and global widgets, and Bricks pages, headers, footers, templates and global elements.
- Optional: when TranslatePress is active, saves the source language and its translation together.
- Optional: adds an approved item to a list that a page shows with a query loop, such as frequently asked questions that are each a post with the answer in an ACF field. Only existing categories, only text fields of that post type; restoring moves the item to the trash.
- Optional: releases a blog draft that Klusio prepared, only after a user who may publish posts enabled this for one Klusio account.
- Optional: on a multilingual site with WPML or Polylang, places the translation of a blog post as its own post in that language, linked to the original post. With TranslatePress, adds the translation of a blog post to the TranslatePress dictionary. A translation that was made on the site itself is never overwritten.
- Optional: stores a redirect that you approved in Klusio for an old address that gives a “page not found” error (404), to another address on your website. A redirect is only used when WordPress finds nothing at that address, so it never hides an existing page, post or product, or a redirect made with another plugin.
- Optional: with TranslatePress (and its SEO Pack, which translates page titles and descriptions), places the translated page title and meta description that you approved in Klusio for a page in another language. The previous translation is kept, so restoring brings it back. A title that is also a heading or text on the page is never changed this way, because TranslatePress would change that text too.
What the plugin does not do
- It has no settings screen, no tracking, no advertising and no admin notices.
- It never sends requests to Klusio or to any other service.
- It changes nothing on its own. Every change starts with an authenticated request from Klusio for a change you approved.
A Klusio account is required to use this plugin.
External services
This plugin is the WordPress part of the Klusio service (https://klusio.nl/). The plugin itself does not connect to any external service. Instead, the servers of Klusio connect to the REST API routes of this plugin on your website, authenticated with the WordPress application password you created for Klusio.
What is exchanged, and when:
- When you connect or test the connection in your Klusio account, and before every change: Klusio reads the plugin status. That is the plugin version, which page builders are active, the capabilities of the connected user and a few recently edited Elementor or Bricks pages with their title and link. Without login, the status route only shows that the plugin is active, its version and its name.
- When you approve a text change in Klusio: Klusio reads the page builder data of that page, sends back the changed data and reads it again to verify the result. Backups stay on your website.
- When you ask Klusio to restore a change: Klusio sends which backup to restore.
- When you publish a prepared blog article from Klusio (only after it was enabled on your site): Klusio sends the article address and a fingerprint of the approved version.
- When you approve a redirect in Klusio: Klusio sends the old address and the new address on your website, and reads the list of redirects back to verify it. When you undo it, Klusio sends the old address to remove.
- When you approve a translated page title or description in Klusio: Klusio sends the title or description of the page in your default language, the translation that your translated page shows and the approved new translation, and reads the dictionary entry back to verify it. When you undo it, Klusio sends which backup to restore.
No data about your visitors is exchanged.
Klusio terms and conditions: https://klusio.nl/algemene-voorwaarden/
Klusio privacy policy: https://klusio.nl/privacy/
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