Safe Comment Content: WP Sensitive Keyword Encode Plugin

Download Safe Comment Content: WordPress Sensitive Keyword Encode Plugin is an effective way to ensure that comments on your site are always respectful and polite.

Download Safe Comment Content: WordPress Sensitive Keyword Encode Plugin

By encoding words that may carry unwanted connotations or violate racial or regional discrimination policies, this plugin helps maintain a positive and comfortable discussion environment for all users. It not only demonstrates your commitment to respect and diversity but also enhances your website’s positive and professional reputation.

Safe Comment Content v1.0.0 plugin information

Main features in the Safe Comment Content plugin

• Encode keywords, strings, characters in Wordpress comments section
• Manage external links: Also encrypts links if they contain specified sensitive keywords.

• When clicking a link in the comment section, this sensitive keyword encode plugin will open it in a new tab, along with a notification that you are being redirected to an external link.

How to install and configure the plugin to encode sensitive words in Wordpress comments

• Download the zip file for the Wordpress sensitive keyword encode plugin, log in to the admin page, and upload the plugin (Plugins -> Add new -> Upload).
• Click activate plugin to start configuring sensitive keyword encoding functions in Wordpress comments.
• Navigate to the “Safe Comment Content” menu and enter the words to be encoded when users comment in the “Comment Moderation” box. One word per line.
• Endpoint: This item will add a string to the end of the article’s URL when the user clicks to open the link in the comment. Only applicable to external links, URLs belonging to the website’s own domain will be ignored and opened normally.

Note: The default endpoint is 1, you can change it. After changing the endpoint, you need to go to “Settings->Permalink” and click Save to synchronize “Endpoint”.

Link download: safe-comment-content-v1.0.0.zip

If you don’t want to use a plugin, you can also write the code yourself following the instructions on how to manage sensitive words in Wordpress comments in ItsmeIT’s available article.