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Kymeria Transparency Mentions

Kymeria Transparency Mentions

Par kymeria
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Description

This plugin adds:

  1. A « Transparency mentions » box on the post edit screen, with 7 checkboxes:

    • Press copy
    • Press key
    • Sponsorship
    • Paid partnership
    • AI use
    • Reprint
    • Affiliate links
      Several mentions can be checked at the same time on the same post.

  2. Automatic display, as colored badges, just above the post content, for each checked mention.

  3. A settings page (Settings > Mentions transparence) to customize the text, icon, text color and background color of each badge, where they are displayed, and which content types they apply to:

    • Just above the content (default)
    • Above the post title
    • No automatic display (shortcode [kytm_badges] only)
    • Optionally, also on pages (posts only by default)

  4. A [kytm_badges] shortcode (with an optional id= »123″ parameter) to display badges manually elsewhere if needed (theme, page builder, etc.), plus a matching « Transparency Badges » block for the block editor.

  5. A [kytm_legend] shortcode to display a legend explaining what each mention means — handy in a footer or on a dedicated « About / Transparency » page. Each mention’s explanatory text is customizable per language, alongside its label.

  6. A language setting for badges (Settings > Mentions transparence > Language):

    • Automatic: badges display in English if the WordPress site is set to English (Settings > General > Site Language), and in French otherwise.
    • Always in French.
    • Always in English.
      Each badge type has its own French and English text, customizable independently.

  7. Bulk editing: select several posts (or pages) from the list screen, then use the Bulk actions dropdown to add a given mention to all of them at once, without opening each post individually. Existing mentions on each post are kept.

Blocs

Cette extension fournit 1 bloc.

  • Transparency Badges

Installation

  1. Upload the kymeria-transparency-mentions folder to /wp-content/plugins/ (or install the .zip file directly via Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin).
  2. Activate the plugin from the WordPress « Plugins » menu.
  3. Go to Settings > Mentions transparence to customize the badges if needed.
  4. On each post, check the applicable mentions in the « Transparency mentions » box (right-hand column of the editor).

FAQ

Can I check several mentions on the same post?

Yes, as many as needed (for example « Press copy » + « Paid partnership »).

Does the badge show on pages, or only on posts?

By default, only on posts. Tick « Afficher aussi sur les pages » in Settings > Mentions transparence to also enable it on pages. For other content types (custom post types), use the kytm_post_types filter.

Can I change the colors and text?

Yes, directly from Settings > Mentions transparence, with a color picker.

When should I use the « AI use » mention?

Whenever AI was used to help produce the post: writing, translation, proofreading, idea generation, etc.

When should I use the « Reprint » mention?

When the post reprints, word for word or nearly so, content published elsewhere (press release, source article…), whether or not AI was involved. Combine it with « AI use » if AI helped produce the reprint.

When should I use the « Affiliate links » mention?

Whenever the post contains one or more affiliate links (Amazon Associates or similar), i.e. links that earn a commission if a reader makes a purchase through them.

Is there a block for the block editor (Gutenberg)?

Yes. Search for « Transparency Badges » in the block inserter and add it anywhere in a post — it shows a live preview of the same badges the shortcode would display, no need to type [kytm_badges] by hand.

How do I explain what the badges mean to my readers?

Use the [kytm_legend] shortcode in your footer, sidebar, or on an « About / Transparency » page. It lists every mention type with its icon and a short explanation, customizable from Settings > Mentions transparence (one text field per language, under each badge).

Can I add a mention to several posts at once?

Yes. On the Posts (or Pages) list screen, select the posts with the checkboxes, choose the matching « Mention transparence : + … » entry from the Bulk actions dropdown, then click Apply. It adds that mention to every selected post without removing any mention already set on them.

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Journal des modifications

1.8.0

  • Added a « Transparency Badges » block for the block editor (Gutenberg), as an alternative to the [kytm_badges] shortcode.
  • Added a [kytm_legend] shortcode displaying an explanatory legend for all mention types, with per-language text customizable in settings.
  • Added a « Types de contenu » setting to also enable mentions on pages, not just posts, without needing the kytm_post_types filter.
  • Added bulk actions on the posts/pages list screen to add a mention to several selected posts at once.

1.7.0

  • Added a seventh mention: « Affiliate links », for posts containing one or more affiliate/commission links.

1.6.0

  • Renamed the plugin to « Kymeria Transparency Mentions » (distinctive name/slug, per WordPress.org directory guidelines).
  • Prefixed all stored data and public identifiers with kytm_ (options, post meta, nonce, shortcode tag, filter hook) to avoid collisions with other plugins.
  • Moved the admin settings inline script to wp_add_inline_script() instead of a hardcoded <script> tag.
  • Escaped the return values of the the_title filter and [kytm_badges] shortcode callbacks with wp_kses_post(), and excluded feeds from the title badge injection.
  • Fixed the readme Contributors field to use the correct WordPress.org username.

1.5.1

  • Fixed Plugin Check issues: added License/License URI to the plugin header, replaced the placeholder Plugin URI, escaped remaining unescaped output, sanitized the nonce input, and updated the readme (English text, 5 tags max, « Tested up to » bumped to 7.0).

1.5.0

  • Added two separate mentions: « AI use » (whenever AI is involved in producing the post) and « Reprint » (content reprinted word for word from an external source).

1.4.0

  • The Language, Position, Manual use and Badges sections can now be collapsed/expanded, in addition to each individual badge. State is remembered in the browser.

1.3.1

  • Renamed to « Mentions transparence » (capitalization).

1.3.0

  • Added a « Manual use (shortcode) » section in settings, explaining directly how and where to place [kytm_badges].

1.2.1

  • Parenthetical notes in settings are now displayed in italics.

1.2.0

  • Each badge in settings can now be collapsed/expanded via a small arrow. State (collapsed or not) is remembered in the browser.

1.1.1

  • Added a « Settings » link directly on the plugin row in Plugins.

1.1.0

  • Added a language setting (automatic / French / English) for badges.
  • Each badge now has separate French and English text.

1.0.0

  • Initial release.

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