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ThinkRank AI SEO – AI SEO Plugin for WordPress: Schema, XML Sitemaps, Meta Tags, Search Console & Local SEO v2.12.0
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← All changes | includes/seo/class-site-identity-manager.php +968 -61 1.26.0 → 2.12.0 View file →
@@ -15,8 +15,13 @@
15 15 declare(strict_types=1);
16 16
17 17 namespace ThinkRank\SEO;
18 18
19 +// Prevent direct access
20 +if (!defined('ABSPATH')) {
21 + exit;
22 +}
23 +
19 24 // Ensure dependencies are loaded
20 25 if (!class_exists('ThinkRank\\SEO\\Abstract_SEO_Manager')) {
21 26 require_once THINKRANK_PLUGIN_DIR . 'includes/seo/class-abstract-seo-manager.php';
22 27 }
@@ -35,8 +40,36 @@
35 40 */
36 41 class Site_Identity_Manager extends Abstract_SEO_Manager {
37 42
38 43 /**
44 + * The per-context title formats as ThinkRank ships them.
45 + *
46 + * These are not in get_default_settings(): the admin screen seeds them on
47 + * first save, so on a real install they are stored values, indistinguishable
48 + * from a template the user typed. The migration needs to tell those two
49 + * apart — it may overwrite a shipped default with an imported template, and
50 + * must never overwrite a choice the user made — so this is the record of
51 + * what "untouched" looks like.
52 + *
53 + * Keep in step with getDefaultSettings() in
54 + * src/admin/components/essential-seo/SiteIdentityTab.js. SiteIdentityTitleFormatDefaultsTest
55 + * fails when the two drift.
56 + *
57 + * @since 2.8.0
58 + * @var array<string, string>
59 + */
60 + public const TITLE_FORMAT_DEFAULTS = [
61 + 'homepage_title' => '%site_title% %sep% %site_description%',
62 + 'post_title' => '%post_title% %sep% %site_title%',
63 + 'page_title' => '%page_title% %sep% %site_title%',
64 + 'category_title' => '%category_title% %sep% %site_title%',
65 + 'tag_title' => '%tag_title% %sep% %site_title%',
66 + 'author_title' => '%author_name% %sep% %site_title%',
67 + 'search_title' => 'Search Results for "%search_term%" %sep% %site_title%',
68 + 'archive_title' => '%archive_title% %sep% %site_title%',
69 + ];
70 +
71 + /**
39 72 * WordPress filesystem instance
40 73 *
41 74 * @since 1.0.0
42 75 * @var \WP_Filesystem_Base|null
@@ -240,13 +273,347 @@
240 273 * Constructor
241 274 *
242 275 * @since 1.0.0
243 276 */
277 + /**
278 + * The square derivatives wp_site_icon() asks for.
279 + *
280 + * Core generates these only through its own Site Icon crop flow, so an
281 + * image chosen as a ThinkRank favicon straight from the media library has
282 + * none of them and every sizes="" declaration is a near miss (#571).
283 + *
284 + * @since 2.3.1
285 + * @var int[]
286 + */
287 + public const ICON_SIZES = [32, 180, 192, 270];
288 +
289 + /**
290 + * Transient holding resolved icon URLs, keyed by configured URL and size.
291 + *
292 + * The site-icon filter runs in wp_head on every FRONT-END request, and
293 + * resolving a URL to its attachment costs an uncached postmeta query. The
294 + * mapping only changes when the icon setting does, so it is cached here and
295 + * dropped on save.
296 + *
297 + * @since 2.3.1
298 + * @var string
299 + */
300 + public const ICON_URL_TRANSIENT = 'thinkrank_site_icon_urls';
301 +
302 + /**
303 + * Marker for the one-time derivative backfill on existing installs.
304 + *
305 + * @since 2.3.1
306 + * @var string
307 + */
308 + public const ICON_BACKFILL_OPTION = 'thinkrank_site_icon_sizes_backfilled';
309 +
310 + /**
311 + * Whether the icon-derivative listener has been registered this request.
312 + *
313 + * Static because `thinkrank_seo_settings_saved` is a global hook — one
314 + * listener serves every instance, and this class is constructed on the
315 + * front end as well as in admin.
316 + *
317 + * @since 2.3.1
318 + * @var bool
319 + */
320 + private static bool $icon_sizes_listener_registered = false;
321 +
244 322 public function __construct() {
245 323 parent::__construct('site_identity');
324 +
325 + if (!self::$icon_sizes_listener_registered) {
326 + self::$icon_sizes_listener_registered = true;
327 + add_action('thinkrank_seo_settings_saved', [$this, 'generate_icon_sizes_on_save'], 10, 2);
328 + // Admin only: resizing is not front-end work, and admin traffic is
329 + // enough to run a one-time backfill promptly.
330 + add_action('admin_init', [self::class, 'maybe_backfill_icon_sizes']);
331 + }
246 332 }
247 333
248 334 /**
335 + * Save settings, then refresh what a new canonical scheme invalidates.
336 + *
337 + * The static sitemap files are written with the scheme in force when they
338 + * were built, and nothing else rebuilds them until a post or term changes.
339 + * So a change of scheme left every `<loc>` on the old one while canonical
340 + * and og:url had already moved (#736). Every writer (the settings route,
341 + * the robots route, the MCP abilities, an import) lands here.
342 + *
343 + * @since 2.7.0
344 + *
345 + * @param string $context_type Context type.
346 + * @param int|null $context_id Context ID.
347 + * @param array $settings Settings to save.
348 + * @return bool
349 + */
350 + public function save_settings(string $context_type, ?int $context_id, array $settings): bool {
351 + if (!self::touches_canonical_scheme($context_type, $context_id, $settings)) {
352 + return parent::save_settings($context_type, $context_id, $settings);
353 + }
354 +
355 + $before = Url_Scheme::preference();
356 + $saved = parent::save_settings($context_type, $context_id, $settings);
357 +
358 + if ($saved) {
359 + $this->on_canonical_scheme_saved($before);
360 + }
361 +
362 + return $saved;
363 + }
364 +
365 + /**
366 + * Whether a save can change the site-wide canonical scheme.
367 + *
368 + * @since 2.7.0
369 + *
370 + * @param string $context_type Context type.
371 + * @param int|null $context_id Context ID.
372 + * @param array $settings Settings being saved.
373 + * @return bool
374 + */
375 + public static function touches_canonical_scheme(string $context_type, ?int $context_id, array $settings): bool {
376 + return 'site' === sanitize_key($context_type)
377 + && empty($context_id)
378 + && array_key_exists('canonical_scheme', $settings);
379 + }
380 +
381 + /**
382 + * Rebuild the static sitemaps when the effective scheme changed.
383 + *
384 + * Compares the effective preference, filter included, so a site whose
385 + * scheme is pinned by `thinkrank_canonical_scheme` does not rebuild on a
386 + * stored value that changes nothing it publishes.
387 + *
388 + * @since 2.7.0
389 + *
390 + * @param string $before Effective scheme before the save.
391 + * @return void
392 + */
393 + protected function on_canonical_scheme_saved(string $before): void {
394 + // The preference is cached for the request; the save just changed it.
395 + Url_Scheme::reset();
396 +
397 + if (Url_Scheme::preference() === $before) {
398 + return;
399 + }
400 +
401 + $this->schedule_sitemap_rebuild();
402 + }
403 +
404 + /**
405 + * Queue a settings-driven sitemap rebuild.
406 + *
407 + * Debounced and run after the response, like any other settings change
408 + * that alters what the sitemap publishes.
409 + *
410 + * @since 2.7.0
411 + * @return void
412 + */
413 + protected function schedule_sitemap_rebuild(): void {
414 + (new Sitemap_Generator(false))->schedule_regeneration();
415 + }
416 +
417 + /**
418 + * Build the icon derivatives for a newly chosen favicon.
419 + *
420 + * Runs on save, which is the only moment the choice changes and the only
421 + * place image work belongs — resolving a size on the front end must stay a
422 + * lookup. Failure is silent by design: a missing derivative degrades to the
423 + * next best file, so a site whose host cannot resize still renders an icon.
424 + *
425 + * @since 2.3.1
426 + *
427 + * @param string $manager_type Settings category that was saved.
428 + * @param array $settings The settings that were written.
429 + * @return void
430 + */
431 + public function generate_icon_sizes_on_save(string $manager_type, array $settings): void {
432 + if ('site_identity' !== $manager_type) {
433 + return;
434 + }
435 +
436 + // The choice, or the derivatives behind it, may have just changed.
437 + delete_transient(self::ICON_URL_TRANSIENT);
438 +
439 + foreach (['favicon_url', 'apple_touch_icon_url'] as $key) {
440 + if (empty($settings[$key]) || !is_string($settings[$key])) {
441 + continue;
442 + }
443 +
444 + $attachment_id = self::icon_attachment_id($settings[$key]);
445 +
446 + if ($attachment_id) {
447 + self::ensure_icon_sizes($attachment_id);
448 + }
449 + }
450 +
451 + // Dropped again after the resizes finish. Resizing is not instant, and a
452 + // front-end request arriving mid-generation would otherwise repopulate
453 + // the transient with the pre-derivative URLs and pin them for the full
454 + // TTL — leaving the sizes= declarations untrue until the next save.
455 + delete_transient(self::ICON_URL_TRANSIENT);
456 + }
457 +
458 + /**
459 + * Build the derivatives for a site that configured its icons before this
460 + * existed.
461 + *
462 + * generate_icon_sizes_on_save() only fires on a settings write, so every
463 + * site with an icon already chosen would keep serving whatever
464 + * wp_get_attachment_image_url() could find — in practice the 150x150
465 + * thumbnail behind a sizes="32x32" declaration — until someone happened to
466 + * re-save Site Identity. That is the bug this is meant to fix, so the
467 + * derivatives are built once on upgrade instead of waiting for a save.
468 + *
469 + * Guarded by its own option rather than the plugin version so it runs once
470 + * and stays cheap: the check is a single autoloaded read on requests after
471 + * the first.
472 + *
473 + * @since 2.3.1
474 + *
475 + * @return void
476 + */
477 + public static function maybe_backfill_icon_sizes(): void {
478 + if (get_option(self::ICON_BACKFILL_OPTION)) {
479 + return;
480 + }
481 +
482 + // Written before the work, not after: a host that cannot resize must
483 + // not retry on every admin request forever.
484 + update_option(self::ICON_BACKFILL_OPTION, time(), true);
485 +
486 + $settings = (new self())->get_settings('site');
487 +
488 + if (!is_array($settings)) {
489 + return;
490 + }
491 +
492 + foreach (['favicon_url', 'apple_touch_icon_url'] as $key) {
493 + if (empty($settings[$key]) || !is_string($settings[$key])) {
494 + continue;
495 + }
496 +
497 + $attachment_id = self::icon_attachment_id($settings[$key]);
498 +
499 + if ($attachment_id) {
500 + self::ensure_icon_sizes($attachment_id);
501 + }
502 + }
503 +
504 + delete_transient(self::ICON_URL_TRANSIENT);
505 + }
506 +
507 + /**
508 + * Attachment ID behind a configured icon URL, or 0 when it is not ours.
509 + *
510 + * attachment_url_to_postid() matches _wp_attached_file, which holds the
511 + * ORIGINAL upload path, so the URL of a generated derivative
512 + * (`logo-512x512.png`) returns 0 — and that is exactly what the media
513 + * picker hands back when the user chooses a size. Attachment_Lookup falls
514 + * back to the original behind it; the fallback started here and moved
515 + * there when every other image lookup turned out to need it (#847).
516 + *
517 + * Shared with SEO_Manager's site-icon filter so both sides of the feature
518 + * agree on which attachment a configured URL means.
519 + *
520 + * @since 2.3.1
521 + *
522 + * @param string $url Configured icon URL.
523 + * @return int Attachment ID, or 0.
524 + */
525 + public static function icon_attachment_id(string $url): int {
526 + return Attachment_Lookup::id_from_url($url);
527 + }
528 +
529 + /**
530 + * Which ICON_SIZES derivatives this attachment still needs.
531 + *
532 + * Split out from the generation so the decision can be asserted on its
533 + * own: whether a size is skipped because it already exists or because it
534 + * would upscale is invisible once both answers are "nothing was built".
535 + *
536 + * A source is measured by its SHORTER edge — a 400x40 banner cannot yield
537 + * a true 192x192 — and anything reporting no dimensions at all (SVGs) is
538 + * left alone.
539 + *
540 + * @since 2.3.1
541 + *
542 + * @param array $meta Attachment metadata.
543 + * @return array<string, array{width: int, height: int, crop: bool}> Sizes to build.
544 + */
545 + public static function missing_icon_sizes(array $meta): array {
546 + $source = min((int) ($meta['width'] ?? 0), (int) ($meta['height'] ?? 0));
547 +
548 + if ($source < 1) {
549 + return [];
550 + }
551 +
552 + $wanted = [];
553 + foreach (self::ICON_SIZES as $size) {
554 + // Never upscale: a stretched source behind an accurate sizes=""
555 + // label is worse than the honest near miss it would replace.
556 + if (isset($meta['sizes']["site_icon-{$size}"]) || $size > $source) {
557 + continue;
558 + }
559 +
560 + $wanted["site_icon-{$size}"] = ['width' => $size, 'height' => $size, 'crop' => true];
561 + }
562 +
563 + return $wanted;
564 + }
565 +
566 + /**
567 + * Generate whatever ICON_SIZES derivatives this attachment is missing.
568 + *
569 + * Only the missing ones, and never one larger than the source: upscaling a
570 + * small favicon would put a blurrier file behind an accurate sizes="" label
571 + * than the honest near-miss it replaced.
572 + *
573 + * @since 2.3.1
574 + *
575 + * @param int $attachment_id Attachment to build derivatives for.
576 + * @return string[] Size names generated, empty when there was nothing to do.
577 + */
578 + public static function ensure_icon_sizes(int $attachment_id): array {
579 + $meta = wp_get_attachment_metadata($attachment_id);
580 +
581 + if (!is_array($meta)) {
582 + return [];
583 + }
584 +
585 + $wanted = self::missing_icon_sizes($meta);
586 +
587 + if (empty($wanted)) {
588 + return [];
589 + }
590 +
591 + $file = get_attached_file($attachment_id);
592 +
593 + if (!$file || !file_exists($file)) {
594 + return [];
595 + }
596 +
597 + $editor = wp_get_image_editor($file);
598 +
599 + if (is_wp_error($editor)) {
600 + return [];
601 + }
602 +
603 + $generated = $editor->multi_resize($wanted);
604 +
605 + if (empty($generated)) {
606 + return [];
607 + }
608 +
609 + $meta['sizes'] = array_merge($meta['sizes'] ?? [], $generated);
610 + wp_update_attachment_metadata($attachment_id, $meta);
611 +
612 + return array_keys($generated);
613 + }
614 +
615 + /**
249 616 * Initialize WordPress filesystem
250 617 *
251 618 * @since 1.0.0
252 619 * @return bool True if filesystem is initialized, false otherwise
@@ -442,8 +809,17 @@
442 809 $body = ($custom !== '' && !$fully_blocked)
443 810 ? $this->strip_robots_header($custom)
444 811 : trim($this->generate_robots_txt()['content']);
445 812
813 + // The per-agent AI directives are machine-owned, so they are composed
814 + // here rather than stored: the textarea holds the user's body, with
815 + // the fenced block stripped out of every read and re-applied on every
816 + // render. A site-wide block already disallows everyone, so adding the
817 + // per-agent group there would be noise restating the same refusal.
818 + if (!$fully_blocked) {
819 + $body = $this->apply_ai_crawler_block($body, $settings);
820 + }
821 +
446 822 if ($body === '') {
447 823 return '';
448 824 }
449 825
@@ -468,8 +844,9 @@
468 844 $robots_file = ABSPATH . 'robots.txt';
469 845 if (file_exists($robots_file) && is_readable($robots_file)) {
470 846 // phpcs:ignore WordPress.WP.AlternativeFunctions.file_get_contents_file_get_contents -- Reading a public web-root file; WP_Filesystem is not available on front-end requests.
471 847 return [
848 + // phpcs:ignore WordPress.WP.AlternativeFunctions.file_get_contents_file_get_contents -- reads a local file the plugin just located; WP_Filesystem would need credentials on some hosts.
472 849 'content' => (string) file_get_contents($robots_file),
473 850 'is_default' => false,
474 851 'source' => 'file',
475 852 ];
@@ -496,8 +873,68 @@
496 873 ];
497 874 }
498 875
499 876 /**
877 + * Describe how /robots.txt is actually delivered, and whether that still
878 + * matches the saved settings.
879 + *
880 + * The admin screen edits settings, but a physical robots.txt in the web root
881 + * is served directly by the web server and bypasses the `robots_txt` filter
882 + * entirely. When those two drift, the editor is showing content no crawler
883 + * ever sees — the conflict this exists to surface.
884 + *
885 + * @since 1.31.0
886 + *
887 + * @return array{content: string, source: string, is_default: bool, in_sync: bool, out_of_sync_reason: string, url: string}
888 + * The served content and its origin, whether it still reflects the
889 + * body the editor is showing, why it does not when it does not
890 + * ('file_drift' or 'crawl_blocked'), and the public URL it is
891 + * served from.
892 + */
893 + public function get_robots_txt_delivery(): array {
894 + $effective = $this->get_effective_robots_txt();
895 + $settings = $this->get_settings('site');
896 +
897 + // Compare bodies, not raw strings: the auto-generated header carries a
898 + // regeneration timestamp that always differs and means nothing here.
899 + // The AI crawler block is composed at render time on both sides, so it
900 + // is identical by construction and comparing it would only ever report
901 + // a false drift the admin cannot act on.
902 + $served = $this->strip_ai_crawler_block($this->strip_robots_header($effective['content']));
903 +
904 + // Measure against the body the editor is displaying — get_served_robots_body()
905 + // — not against render_robots_txt(). Two things made the old comparison
906 + // report "in sync" while the screen showed rules no crawler receives:
907 + // a physical file was compared to a freshly rendered body rather than
908 + // to the stored override the textarea shows, and a site-wide crawl
909 + // block makes render_robots_txt() return the generated "Disallow: /"
910 + // on both sides of the comparison, so it always matched.
911 + $expected = $this->get_served_robots_body();
912 +
913 + // Management off: WordPress serves its own default and the editor is not
914 + // claiming anything is live, so there is nothing to be out of sync with.
915 + $managed = !empty($settings['robots_txt_enabled']);
916 + $in_sync = !$managed || $served === $expected;
917 +
918 + $reason = '';
919 + if (!$in_sync) {
920 + // A crawl block is a deliberate override, not a stale file, and the
921 + // admin needs to be told which of the two they are looking at.
922 + $blocked = empty($settings['allow_search_engines'] ?? true) || !get_option('blog_public');
923 + $reason = $blocked ? 'crawl_blocked' : 'file_drift';
924 + }
925 +
926 + return [
927 + 'content' => $effective['content'],
928 + 'source' => $effective['source'],
929 + 'is_default' => $effective['is_default'],
930 + 'in_sync' => $in_sync,
931 + 'out_of_sync_reason' => $reason,
932 + 'url' => home_url('/robots.txt'),
933 + ];
934 + }
935 +
936 + /**
500 937 * Keep the physical robots.txt file in step with the saved settings.
501 938 *
502 939 * When management is enabled the physical file is the source of truth the
503 940 * web server serves, so this makes sure it exists and matches the effective
@@ -534,8 +971,9 @@
534 971 // do_robots()/robots_txt filter entirely, so without this those lines
535 972 // are silently dropped. ThinkRank's own filter_robots_txt callback just
536 973 // re-returns this same content (it calls render_robots_txt(), which does
537 974 // not re-apply the filter), so there is no recursion or double-append.
975 + // phpcs:ignore WordPress.NamingConventions.PrefixAllGlobals.NonPrefixedHooknameFound -- WPML/core hook, not ours to name.
538 976 $content = (string) apply_filters('robots_txt', $content, (bool) get_option('blog_public'));
539 977 if ($content === '') {
540 978 return false;
541 979 }
@@ -840,17 +1278,19 @@
840 1278 $home_text = $settings['breadcrumb_home_text'] ?? 'Home';
841 1279 if (empty($home_text)) {
842 1280 $optimization['warnings'][] = 'Empty home text reduces accessibility for screen readers';
843 1281 $optimization['score'] -= 15;
844 - } elseif (strlen($home_text) > 20) {
845 - $optimization['suggestions'][] = 'Keep home text concise (current: ' . strlen($home_text) . ' chars)';
1282 + } elseif (mb_strlen($home_text) > 20) {
1283 + // mb_strlen: this number is shown to the user as "chars" (#687).
1284 + $optimization['suggestions'][] = 'Keep home text concise (current: ' . mb_strlen($home_text) . ' chars)';
846 1285 $optimization['score'] -= 5;
847 1286 }
848 1287
849 1288 // Check prefix usage
850 1289 $prefix = $settings['breadcrumb_prefix'] ?? '';
851 - if (!empty($prefix) && strlen($prefix) > 50) {
852 - $optimization['suggestions'][] = 'Breadcrumb prefix is quite long (' . strlen($prefix) . ' chars) - consider shortening';
1290 + if (!empty($prefix) && mb_strlen($prefix) > 50) {
1291 + // mb_strlen: this number is shown to the user as "chars" (#687).
1292 + $optimization['suggestions'][] = 'Breadcrumb prefix is quite long (' . mb_strlen($prefix) . ' chars) - consider shortening';
853 1293 $optimization['score'] -= 5;
854 1294 }
855 1295
856 1296 // Current page display
@@ -981,13 +1421,16 @@
981 1421 }
982 1422
983 1423 // Additional logo analysis for local images
984 1424 if (!empty($logo_url) && filter_var($logo_url, FILTER_VALIDATE_URL)) {
985 - $attachment_id = attachment_url_to_postid($logo_url);
1425 + $attachment_id = Attachment_Lookup::id_from_url($logo_url);
986 1426 if ($attachment_id) {
987 1427 $image_meta = wp_get_attachment_metadata($attachment_id);
988 - $width = isset($image_meta['width']) ? (int) $image_meta['width'] : 0;
989 - $height = isset($image_meta['height']) ? (int) $image_meta['height'] : 0;
1428 + // The configured file's own size — a logo picked at a generated
1429 + // size is not as large as the upload behind it.
1430 + $logo_file = Attachment_Lookup::describe($attachment_id, $logo_url);
1431 + $width = $logo_file['width'];
1432 + $height = $logo_file['height'];
990 1433
991 1434 // SVG logos store 0x0 metadata — no dimension/ratio analysis
992 1435 // is possible (and dividing by 0 is fatal).
993 1436 if ($image_meta && $width > 0 && $height > 0) {
@@ -1090,11 +1533,12 @@
1090 1533 $optimization['score'] -= 15;
1091 1534 }
1092 1535 }
1093 1536
1094 - // Business type validation
1095 - if (empty($settings['business_type'])) {
1096 - $optimization['suggestions'][] = 'Select a specific business type for better schema markup';
1537 + // Business type validation (shared rule, one message — #622).
1538 + $business_type = $this->business_type_status($settings);
1539 + if ('suggestion' === $business_type['status']) {
1540 + $optimization['suggestions'][] = $business_type['message'];
1097 1541 $optimization['score'] -= 5;
1098 1542 }
1099 1543
1100 1544 // Email validation
@@ -1624,24 +2068,17 @@
1624 2068 'icon' => '✗'
1625 2069 ];
1626 2070 }
1627 2071
1628 - // Business Type validation
1629 - if (!empty($settings['business_type']) && $settings['business_type'] !== 'LocalBusiness') {
1630 - $field_details[] = [
1631 - 'field' => 'business_type',
1632 - 'label' => 'Business type is selected for proper schema markup.',
1633 - 'status' => 'valid',
1634 - 'icon' => '✓'
1635 - ];
1636 - } else {
1637 - $field_details[] = [
1638 - 'field' => 'business_type',
1639 - 'label' => 'Specific business type selection recommended for better schema markup.',
1640 - 'status' => 'suggestion',
1641 - 'icon' => '⚠'
1642 - ];
1643 - }
2072 + // Business Type validation — see business_type_status() for why there
2073 + // is exactly one rule here now (#622).
2074 + $business_type = $this->business_type_status($settings);
2075 + $field_details[] = [
2076 + 'field' => 'business_type',
2077 + 'label' => $business_type['message'],
2078 + 'status' => $business_type['status'],
2079 + 'icon' => 'valid' === $business_type['status'] ? '✓' : '⚠',
2080 + ];
1644 2081
1645 2082 // Address validation (NAP consistency)
1646 2083 $address_fields = ['business_address', 'business_city', 'business_state', 'business_country'];
1647 2084 $address_complete = true;
@@ -2260,12 +2697,15 @@
2260 2697 'warnings' => [],
2261 2698 'suggestions' => []
2262 2699 ];
2263 2700
2264 - // Validate business name (required for local SEO)
2701 + // Business name is what makes the LocalBusiness schema useful, but it
2702 + // cannot be a blocking error: the toggle is what reveals the business
2703 + // fields, so requiring the name up front makes enabling Local SEO
2704 + // impossible. The frontend already skips the output while the name is
2705 + // empty (see Seo_Manager::output_local_seo_meta_tags()).
2265 2706 if (empty($settings['business_name'])) {
2266 - $validation['errors'][] = 'Business name is required when local SEO is enabled';
2267 - $validation['valid'] = false;
2707 + $validation['warnings'][] = 'Business name is missing - required before local business schema is output';
2268 2708 } elseif (strlen($settings['business_name']) > 100) {
2269 2709 $validation['warnings'][] = 'Business name is very long, consider shortening for better display';
2270 2710 }
2271 2711
@@ -2322,11 +2762,15 @@
2322 2762 } else {
2323 2763 $validation['suggestions'][] = 'Add business hours to improve local search visibility';
2324 2764 }
2325 2765
2326 - // Validate business type
2327 - if (empty($settings['business_type'])) {
2328 - $validation['suggestions'][] = 'Select a specific business type for better schema markup';
2766 + // Business type, through the shared rule (#622). This is the only place
2767 + // it is reported on the generic path: validate_settings() with no tab
2768 + // context attaches basic-info field details, not business-info ones, so
2769 + // without this the setting would go unreported there entirely.
2770 + $business_type = $this->business_type_status($settings);
2771 + if ('suggestion' === $business_type['status']) {
2772 + $validation['suggestions'][] = $business_type['message'];
2329 2773 }
2330 2774
2331 2775 return $validation;
2332 2776 }
@@ -2406,8 +2850,199 @@
2406 2850 return $output;
2407 2851 }
2408 2852
2409 2853 /**
2854 + * Keys the Site Identity screens store beyond the 16 defaults.
2855 + *
2856 + * Title formats, breadcrumb configuration, the hero fields, the business
2857 + * block and the wizard's identity fields are all real settings written by
2858 + * this manager, none of which get_default_settings() names — it seeds only
2859 + * the values a fresh install needs. Gating on defaults alone would stop
2860 + * every one of them saving (#452).
2861 + *
2862 + * @since 2.0.1
2863 + *
2864 + * @return string[]
2865 + */
2866 + /**
2867 + * The stored alternate name(s), shaped for schema output.
2868 + *
2869 + * schema.org and Google both allow `alternateName` to carry one value or
2870 + * several, and the store already round-trips either shape, so this accepts
2871 + * both and normalises: null when there is nothing to publish, a bare string
2872 + * for one name, a list for more. Emitting a one-element array would be
2873 + * valid but noisier than it needs to be.
2874 + *
2875 + * Shared because both WebSite producers need it and must agree — a property
2876 + * added to one and not the other is how #688 happened.
2877 + *
2878 + * @since 2.7.0
2879 + *
2880 + * @param mixed $value Stored alternate_name value.
2881 + * @return string|string[]|null
2882 + */
2883 + public static function alternate_name_for_schema($value) {
2884 + $names = [];
2885 +
2886 + foreach ((array) $value as $name) {
2887 + if (!is_scalar($name)) {
2888 + continue;
2889 + }
2890 +
2891 + $name = trim((string) $name);
2892 +
2893 + if ('' !== $name && !in_array($name, $names, true)) {
2894 + $names[] = $name;
2895 + }
2896 + }
2897 +
2898 + if (empty($names)) {
2899 + return null;
2900 + }
2901 +
2902 + return 1 === count($names) ? $names[0] : $names;
2903 + }
2904 +
2905 + protected function additional_setting_keys(): array {
2906 + return [
2907 + // Title formats, one per context.
2908 + 'homepage_title', 'post_title', 'page_title', 'category_title',
2909 + 'tag_title', 'author_title', 'search_title', 'archive_title',
2910 + // Breadcrumbs.
2911 + 'breadcrumb_prefix', 'show_current_page', 'breadcrumb_use_seo_title',
2912 + // Identity, as written by the setup wizard and the importers.
2913 + 'alternate_name', 'identity_type', 'represents',
2914 + 'default_meta_description', 'default_social_image',
2915 + 'social_media_accounts',
2916 + // Schema toggles that live on this screen.
2917 + 'organization_schema', 'knowledge_graph',
2918 + // Robots rules composed by the Robots.txt panel.
2919 + 'custom_robots_rules',
2920 + // Per-agent AI crawler allow/block map (#657).
2921 + 'ai_crawler_rules',
2922 + // Hero section.
2923 + 'hero_title', 'hero_subtitle', 'hero_cta_text', 'hero_cta_url',
2924 + 'hero_background_image',
2925 + // Local SEO / business details.
2926 + 'local_seo_enabled', 'business_type', 'business_name',
2927 + 'business_address', 'business_city', 'business_state',
2928 + 'business_postal_code', 'business_country', 'business_phone',
2929 + 'business_email', 'business_latitude', 'business_longitude',
2930 + 'business_price_range', 'business_hours',
2931 + ];
2932 + }
2933 +
2934 + /**
2935 + * Sanitize settings, normalising the AI crawler rule map.
2936 + *
2937 + * The generic array sanitizer keeps the shape but says nothing about the
2938 + * values: a payload could store `ai_crawler_rules[gptbot] = "maybe"`, or a
2939 + * slug no crawler answers to, and both would round-trip through every
2940 + * later response. Normalising here rather than in the REST handler puts it
2941 + * on the one path every writer shares — the settings route, the robots
2942 + * route and the MCP abilities all land in save_settings() (#657).
2943 + *
2944 + * @since 2.5.0
2945 + *
2946 + * @param array $settings Settings to sanitize.
2947 + * @param string $context_type Context type.
2948 + * @return array Sanitized settings.
2949 + */
2950 + protected function sanitize_settings(array $settings, string $context_type = 'site'): array {
2951 + $sanitized = parent::sanitize_settings($settings, $context_type);
2952 +
2953 + if (array_key_exists('ai_crawler_rules', $sanitized)) {
2954 + $sanitized['ai_crawler_rules'] = AI_Crawlers::normalize_rules($sanitized['ai_crawler_rules']);
2955 + }
2956 +
2957 + // Same reasoning one key up, for the scheme override (#638). Anything
2958 + // that is not one of the three modes means "follow WordPress", and is
2959 + // stored as that rather than kept verbatim — otherwise get-site-identity
2960 + // -settings would report a scheme the site does not actually publish.
2961 + if (array_key_exists('canonical_scheme', $sanitized)) {
2962 + $sanitized['canonical_scheme'] = in_array($sanitized['canonical_scheme'], Url_Scheme::MODES, true)
2963 + ? $sanitized['canonical_scheme']
2964 + : Url_Scheme::AUTOMATIC;
2965 + }
2966 +
2967 + // Same reasoning again for the business type. It goes straight into
2968 + // LocalBusiness schema, so a type that is not in the schema.org
2969 + // vocabulary is invalid structured data — and storing it verbatim would
2970 + // have get-site-identity-settings report a type the site cannot
2971 + // actually publish. An empty value keeps meaning "not set"; anything
2972 + // else unrecognised falls back to the general-purpose root (#623).
2973 + if (array_key_exists('business_type', $sanitized)) {
2974 + $type = (string) $sanitized['business_type'];
2975 +
2976 + if ('' !== $type && !\ThinkRank\Config\Local_Business_Types_Config::is_valid($type)) {
2977 + $type = \ThinkRank\Config\Local_Business_Types_Config::ROOT;
2978 + }
2979 +
2980 + $sanitized['business_type'] = $type;
2981 + }
2982 +
2983 + return $sanitized;
2984 + }
2985 +
2986 + /**
2987 + * schema.org's general-purpose LocalBusiness type.
2988 + *
2989 + * The default, the first option in the control, and a valid answer in its
2990 + * own right — which is the whole point of #622.
2991 + *
2992 + * @since 2.10.0
2993 + * @var string
2994 + */
2995 + private const GENERAL_BUSINESS_TYPE = 'LocalBusiness';
2996 +
2997 + /**
2998 + * The one rule for whether a business type needs the user's attention.
2999 + *
3000 + * There were three, with two wordings and two different conditions. Two
3001 + * fired when the value was empty; the third fired when it WAS
3002 + * `LocalBusiness` — which is the default, the first option in the control
3003 + * and a perfectly valid schema.org type. So the warning appeared out of the
3004 + * box for every site, could not be cleared without choosing a type that
3005 + * might be inaccurate, and on an empty value it appeared three times in two
3006 + * different phrasings, which is why it was reported as showing twice (#622).
3007 + *
3008 + * The rule now: a type is expected, and any type in the vocabulary is a
3009 + * correct answer. Only an unset value is worth prompting about.
3010 + * `LocalBusiness` is the general-purpose answer and is accepted as one —
3011 + * with a note that a more specific type sharpens the schema, phrased as the
3012 + * guidance it is rather than as a fault the user has to clear.
3013 + *
3014 + * @since 2.10.0
3015 + *
3016 + * @param array $settings Site identity settings.
3017 + * @return array{status:string,message:string} `valid` or `suggestion`.
3018 + */
3019 + private function business_type_status(array $settings): array {
3020 + $type = trim((string) ($settings['business_type'] ?? ''));
3021 +
3022 + if ('' === $type) {
3023 + return [
3024 + 'status' => 'suggestion',
3025 + 'message' => __('Select a business type so your local schema describes the right kind of business.', 'thinkrank'),
3026 + ];
3027 + }
3028 +
3029 + // The literal rather than a constant from the expanded type list (#623):
3030 + // that lands on its own branch, and this fix must not wait on it.
3031 + if (self::GENERAL_BUSINESS_TYPE === $type) {
3032 + return [
3033 + 'status' => 'valid',
3034 + 'message' => __('Business type is set to Local Business. A more specific type sharpens your schema, if one fits.', 'thinkrank'),
3035 + ];
3036 + }
3037 +
3038 + return [
3039 + 'status' => 'valid',
3040 + 'message' => __('Business type is selected for proper schema markup.', 'thinkrank'),
3041 + ];
3042 + }
3043 +
3044 + /**
2410 3045 * Get default settings for a context type (implements interface)
2411 3046 *
2412 3047 * @since 1.0.0
2413 3048 *
@@ -2427,9 +3062,32 @@
2427 3062 'breadcrumb_home_text' => 'Home',
2428 3063 'breadcrumb_separator' => '>',
2429 3064 'robots_txt_enabled' => true,
2430 3065 'allow_search_engines' => true,
3066 + // Answer 404 when a content selector in the URL resolved to
3067 + // nothing (#634). On by default, unlike the other new settings
3068 + // here: it changes no URL a visitor or a correct crawler uses, only
3069 + // ones where WordPress resolved nothing and served the blog listing
3070 + // at 200 anyway.
3071 + 'query_protection' => true,
3072 +
3073 + // Feed controls (#635). All three off, so an upgrade changes
3074 + // nothing about what an existing site already sends its
3075 + // subscribers; a brand-new install is seeded with the signature and
3076 + // the noindex on, in Activator::seed_feed_defaults().
3077 + 'feed_excerpt_only' => false,
3078 + 'feed_source_link' => false,
3079 + 'feed_noindex' => false,
3080 +
3081 + // The scheme self-referential URLs go out with (#638). 'automatic'
3082 + // means substitute nothing and follow WordPress, which is what
3083 + // every site did before the setting existed.
3084 + 'canonical_scheme' => Url_Scheme::AUTOMATIC,
2431 3085 'robots_txt_content' => '',
3086 + // Empty map = every AI crawler allowed. Defaults must stay
3087 + // permissive so an upgrade never starts blocking a crawler a site
3088 + // was happily serving (#657).
3089 + 'ai_crawler_rules' => [],
2432 3090 'logo_url' => '',
2433 3091 'favicon_url' => '',
2434 3092 'apple_touch_icon_url' => ''
2435 3093 ];
@@ -2548,10 +3206,13 @@
2548 3206 */
2549 3207 private function prepare_title_placeholders(array $data, string $context, array $settings): array {
2550 3208 $placeholders = [
2551 3209 '%title%' => $data['title'] ?? '',
2552 - '%sitename%' => $settings['site_name'] ?? get_bloginfo('name'),
2553 - '%tagline%' => $settings['tagline'] ?? get_bloginfo('description'),
3210 + // `?:` rather than `??`: these are persisted as '' rather than left
3211 + // unset, and '' is not null, so the null-coalesce never reached the
3212 + // WordPress fallback (#398).
3213 + '%sitename%' => ($settings['site_name'] ?? '') ?: get_bloginfo('name'),
3214 + '%tagline%' => ($settings['tagline'] ?? '') ?: get_bloginfo('description'),
2554 3215 '%separator%' => '', // Will be replaced with actual separator
2555 3216 '%category%' => '',
2556 3217 '%author%' => '',
2557 3218 '%date%' => '',
@@ -2635,16 +3296,17 @@
2635 3296 // Remove extra whitespace
2636 3297 $title = preg_replace('/\s+/', ' ', $title);
2637 3298 $title = trim($title);
2638 3299
2639 - // Ensure title is not too long (60 characters max for SEO)
2640 - if (strlen($title) > 60) {
2641 - // Try to truncate at word boundary
2642 - $title = wp_trim_words($title, 8, '...');
2643 - if (strlen($title) > 60) {
2644 - $title = substr($title, 0, 57) . '...';
2645 - }
2646 - }
3300 + // Ensure title is not too long (60 characters max for SEO).
3301 + // All three units here were wrong for non-Latin text: strlen() counts
3302 + // BYTES so the gate fired at 20 Thai characters, wp_trim_words() counts
3303 + // CHARACTERS on th/ja/zh_* so `8` cut the title to 8 of them, and
3304 + // substr() cuts bytes so it split a character mid-sequence (#687).
3305 + $title = \ThinkRank\Core\Seo_Text::trim_to_length(
3306 + $title,
3307 + \ThinkRank\Core\Seo_Text::TITLE_MAX_LENGTH
3308 + );
2647 3309
2648 3310 // Ensure title is not empty
2649 3311 if (empty($title)) {
2650 3312 $title = get_bloginfo('name');
@@ -3034,8 +3696,29 @@
3034 3696 * @since 1.0.0
3035 3697 * @return array Array of sitemap URLs
3036 3698 */
3037 3699 private function get_sitemap_urls_for_robots(): array {
3700 + // One wrapper over every return path below, including the #104 extras.
3701 + // The Sitemap: line is the only absolute URL of ours in robots.txt and
3702 + // the one a crawler follows to find everything else, so it has to carry
3703 + // the site's scheme preference (#638). Applied here rather than where
3704 + // the body is assembled, because that path also renders a robots.txt a
3705 + // site owner typed themselves, and their text is not ours to rewrite.
3706 + return array_map(
3707 + static function (string $url): string {
3708 + return Url_Scheme::apply($url);
3709 + },
3710 + $this->collect_sitemap_urls_for_robots()
3711 + );
3712 + }
3713 +
3714 + /**
3715 + * The sitemap URLs robots.txt advertises, before the scheme preference.
3716 + *
3717 + * @since 1.0.0
3718 + * @return array Array of sitemap URLs
3719 + */
3720 + private function collect_sitemap_urls_for_robots(): array {
3038 3721 try {
3039 3722 // Get sitemap settings
3040 3723 $sitemap_generator = new \ThinkRank\SEO\Sitemap_Generator();
3041 3724 $sitemap_settings = $sitemap_generator->get_settings('site');
@@ -3047,29 +3730,70 @@
3047 3730
3048 3731 $sitemap_urls = [];
3049 3732 $site_url = home_url();
3050 3733
3051 - // Extract enabled sitemap URLs
3734 + // Extract enabled sitemap URLs. When the index is enabled it is the
3735 + // only entry worth advertising: every child sitemap is already
3736 + // listed inside it, so naming them again in robots.txt is pure
3737 + // redundancy and drifts out of date as soon as a post type is added.
3738 + $index_url = '';
3052 3739 if (!empty($sitemap_settings['sitemap_urls']) && is_array($sitemap_settings['sitemap_urls'])) {
3053 3740 foreach ($sitemap_settings['sitemap_urls'] as $sitemap) {
3054 - if (!empty($sitemap['enabled']) && !empty($sitemap['url'])) {
3055 - $sitemap_urls[] = $site_url . $sitemap['url'];
3741 + if (empty($sitemap['enabled']) || empty($sitemap['url'])) {
3742 + continue;
3056 3743 }
3744 +
3745 + if (($sitemap['type'] ?? '') === 'index') {
3746 + $index_url = $site_url . $sitemap['url'];
3747 + continue;
3748 + }
3749 +
3750 + $sitemap_urls[] = $site_url . $sitemap['url'];
3057 3751 }
3058 3752 }
3059 3753
3754 + if ($index_url !== '') {
3755 + // The index alone — it covers the children and, on a segmented
3756 + // install, the local business sitemap too.
3757 + return [$index_url];
3758 + }
3759 +
3060 3760 // Fallback to default if no URLs found
3061 3761 if (empty($sitemap_urls)) {
3062 3762 $sitemap_urls[] = home_url('/sitemap.xml');
3063 3763 }
3064 3764
3065 - // Advertise the local business sitemap when it exists. In segmented
3066 - // mode it is already listed inside the sitemap index; in single mode
3067 - // there is no index, so robots.txt is its discovery path.
3068 - if (file_exists(ABSPATH . 'local-sitemap.xml')) {
3069 - $local_url = home_url('/local-sitemap.xml');
3070 - if (!in_array($local_url, $sitemap_urls, true)) {
3071 - $sitemap_urls[] = $local_url;
3765 + // No index on this install, so anything not already listed above has
3766 + // no other discovery path — advertise it directly. The local
3767 + // business sitemap and the sitemaps other plugins register both land
3768 + // here for the same reason, so they go through one list (#104).
3769 + $extra = [];
3770 +
3771 + // Not a file test. Under dynamic delivery the local sitemap is
3772 + // served from PHP and no file is ever written, so file_exists()
3773 + // silently dropped a sitemap the site really does publish (#752).
3774 + // On static sites the file is still what proves it, so both count.
3775 + $local_sitemap_published = file_exists(ABSPATH . 'local-sitemap.xml');
3776 +
3777 + if (!$local_sitemap_published && class_exists('ThinkRank\\SEO\\Sitemap_Generator')) {
3778 + $generator = new \ThinkRank\SEO\Sitemap_Generator(false);
3779 +
3780 + $local_sitemap_published = 'dynamic' === $generator->resolve_delivery_mode()
3781 + && $generator->publishes_local_sitemap();
3782 + }
3783 +
3784 + if ($local_sitemap_published) {
3785 + $extra[] = '/local-sitemap.xml';
3786 + }
3787 +
3788 + foreach (\ThinkRank\SEO\Sitemap_Generator::additional_sitemaps() as $path) {
3789 + $extra[] = $path;
3790 + }
3791 +
3792 + foreach ($extra as $path) {
3793 + $url = home_url($path);
3794 + if (!in_array($url, $sitemap_urls, true)) {
3795 + $sitemap_urls[] = $url;
3072 3796 }
3073 3797 }
3074 3798
3075 3799 return $sitemap_urls;
@@ -3159,8 +3883,9 @@
3159 3883 // timestamp on every update.
3160 3884 $content = '';
3161 3885
3162 3886 $current_user_agent = '';
3887 + $sitemap_started = false;
3163 3888
3164 3889 foreach ($rules as $rule) {
3165 3890 $directive = $rule['directive'] ?? '';
3166 3891 $value = $rule['value'] ?? '';
@@ -3181,9 +3906,17 @@
3181 3906 case 'crawl_delay':
3182 3907 $content .= "Crawl-delay: {$value}\n";
3183 3908 break;
3184 3909 case 'sitemap':
3185 - $content .= "\nSitemap: {$value}\n";
3910 + // One blank line separates the Sitemap block from the
3911 + // preceding group, and none appear inside it. A blank line
3912 + // terminates a record in the robots.txt grammar, so putting
3913 + // one between every directive was invalid formatting.
3914 + if (!$sitemap_started) {
3915 + $content .= "\n";
3916 + $sitemap_started = true;
3917 + }
3918 + $content .= "Sitemap: {$value}\n";
3186 3919 break;
3187 3920 }
3188 3921 }
3189 3922
@@ -3190,8 +3923,171 @@
3190 3923 return ltrim($content, "\n");
3191 3924 }
3192 3925
3193 3926 /**
3927 + * Parse a robots.txt body back into the {directive, value} rule shape.
3928 + *
3929 + * generate_robots_txt() returns `rules` alongside `content`, but callers
3930 + * replace `content` with the body actually being served (a stored override
3931 + * or a physical file). The generated rules then described something the
3932 + * response no longer contained. Re-deriving them from the served body keeps
3933 + * the two halves of the payload describing the same document.
3934 + *
3935 + * @since 2.0.1
3936 + *
3937 + * @param string $content Robots.txt body (header optional).
3938 + * @return array<int, array{directive: string, value: string}> Parsed rules.
3939 + */
3940 + public function parse_robots_txt_rules(string $content): array {
3941 + $map = [
3942 + 'user-agent' => 'user_agent',
3943 + 'disallow' => 'disallow',
3944 + 'allow' => 'allow',
3945 + 'crawl-delay' => 'crawl_delay',
3946 + 'sitemap' => 'sitemap',
3947 + ];
3948 +
3949 + $rules = [];
3950 +
3951 + foreach (preg_split('/\r\n|\r|\n/', $this->strip_robots_header($content)) as $line) {
3952 + $line = trim($line);
3953 +
3954 + // Blank lines separate groups and `#` starts a comment; neither is
3955 + // a rule.
3956 + if ($line === '' || str_starts_with($line, '#')) {
3957 + continue;
3958 + }
3959 +
3960 + $parts = explode(':', $line, 2);
3961 + if (count($parts) !== 2) {
3962 + continue;
3963 + }
3964 +
3965 + $field = strtolower(trim($parts[0]));
3966 + if (!isset($map[$field])) {
3967 + continue;
3968 + }
3969 +
3970 + $rules[] = [
3971 + 'directive' => $map[$field],
3972 + // Sitemap values are absolute URLs and contain the `:` the
3973 + // limited explode above deliberately preserved.
3974 + 'value' => trim($parts[1]),
3975 + ];
3976 + }
3977 +
3978 + return $rules;
3979 + }
3980 +
3981 + /**
3982 + * Opening fence of the machine-owned AI crawler region.
3983 + *
3984 + * @since 2.5.0
3985 + * @var string
3986 + */
3987 + public const AI_BLOCK_BEGIN = '# BEGIN ThinkRank AI crawlers';
3988 +
3989 + /**
3990 + * Closing fence of the machine-owned AI crawler region.
3991 + *
3992 + * @since 2.5.0
3993 + * @var string
3994 + */
3995 + public const AI_BLOCK_END = '# END ThinkRank AI crawlers';
3996 +
3997 + /**
3998 + * Render the fenced AI crawler region for the current settings.
3999 + *
4000 + * One `User-agent:` / `Disallow: /` record per blocked crawler. Allowed
4001 + * crawlers emit nothing at all: `Disallow:` with an empty value is the
4002 + * robots.txt way of saying "allow everything", but writing eighteen such
4003 + * records to say what silence already says would triple the file and
4004 + * invite the reading that an unlisted crawler is therefore refused.
4005 + *
4006 + * @since 2.5.0
4007 + *
4008 + * @param array $settings Site settings.
4009 + * @return string Fenced block, newline-terminated, or '' when nothing is blocked.
4010 + */
4011 + private function build_ai_crawler_block(array $settings): string {
4012 + $blocked = AI_Crawlers::blocked_slugs($settings['ai_crawler_rules'] ?? []);
4013 +
4014 + if (empty($blocked)) {
4015 + return '';
4016 + }
4017 +
4018 + $agents = AI_Crawlers::all();
4019 +
4020 + $lines = [
4021 + self::AI_BLOCK_BEGIN,
4022 + '# Managed by ThinkRank — edits between these lines are overwritten.',
4023 + ];
4024 +
4025 + foreach ($blocked as $slug) {
4026 + $lines[] = '';
4027 + $lines[] = 'User-agent: ' . $agents[$slug]['token'];
4028 + $lines[] = 'Disallow: /';
4029 + }
4030 +
4031 + $lines[] = self::AI_BLOCK_END;
4032 +
4033 + return implode("\n", $lines) . "\n";
4034 + }
4035 +
4036 + /**
4037 + * Remove the fenced AI crawler region from a robots.txt body.
4038 + *
4039 + * Tolerates a missing closing fence rather than leaving the rest of the
4040 + * file swallowed: a truncated write, or someone deleting the END line by
4041 + * hand, would otherwise make every subsequent read drop everything below
4042 + * the opening fence.
4043 + *
4044 + * @since 2.5.0
4045 + *
4046 + * @param string $body Robots.txt body.
4047 + * @return string Body with the region removed.
4048 + */
4049 + public function strip_ai_crawler_block(string $body): string {
4050 + if (false === strpos($body, self::AI_BLOCK_BEGIN)) {
4051 + return $body;
4052 + }
4053 +
4054 + $pattern = '/\R*' . preg_quote(self::AI_BLOCK_BEGIN, '/')
4055 + . '.*?(?:' . preg_quote(self::AI_BLOCK_END, '/') . '|\z)\R*/s';
4056 +
4057 + return trim((string) preg_replace($pattern, "\n\n", $body, 1));
4058 + }
4059 +
4060 + /**
4061 + * Put the current AI crawler region into a robots.txt body.
4062 + *
4063 + * Replaces an existing region in place so the block keeps its position in
4064 + * a hand-ordered file, and appends when there is none. Everything outside
4065 + * the fences is returned untouched — that is the whole point of fencing
4066 + * it, since the body is also a free-text field the user edits.
4067 + *
4068 + * @since 2.5.0
4069 + *
4070 + * @param string $body Robots.txt body (fences optional).
4071 + * @param array $settings Site settings.
4072 + * @return string Body carrying the current region.
4073 + */
4074 + private function apply_ai_crawler_block(string $body, array $settings): string {
4075 + $stripped = $this->strip_ai_crawler_block($body);
4076 + $block = $this->build_ai_crawler_block($settings);
4077 +
4078 + if ('' === $block) {
4079 + return $stripped;
4080 + }
4081 +
4082 + if ('' === trim($stripped)) {
4083 + return trim($block);
4084 + }
4085 +
4086 + return rtrim($stripped) . "\n\n" . trim($block);
4087 + }
4088 +
4089 + /**
3194 4090 * The auto-generated header prepended to the served robots.txt.
3195 4091 *
3196 4092 * Kept separate from the body so it is only ever added at render time with
3197 4093 * a fresh timestamp, never stored or shown in the editable textarea.
@@ -3228,22 +4124,28 @@
3228 4124 */
3229 4125 public function get_served_robots_body(): string {
3230 4126 $settings = $this->get_settings('site');
3231 4127
4128 + // The AI block is stripped from every one of these paths. A physical
4129 + // robots.txt we wrote carries it, and the stored override is whatever
4130 + // the textarea last held — so without this the block round-trips into
4131 + // the editor, gets saved as ordinary body text, and is then appended
4132 + // to a second time on the next render.
3232 4133 $custom = trim((string) ($settings['robots_txt_content'] ?? ''));
3233 4134 if ($custom !== '') {
3234 - return $this->strip_robots_header($custom);
4135 + return $this->strip_ai_crawler_block($this->strip_robots_header($custom));
3235 4136 }
3236 4137
3237 4138 $robots_file = ABSPATH . 'robots.txt';
3238 4139 if (file_exists($robots_file)) {
4140 + // phpcs:ignore WordPress.WP.AlternativeFunctions.file_get_contents_file_get_contents, WordPress.PHP.NoSilencedErrors.Discouraged -- an unreadable robots.txt is an expected state answered with an empty string.
3239 4141 $raw = (string) @file_get_contents($robots_file);
3240 4142 if ($raw !== '') {
3241 - return $this->strip_robots_header($raw);
4143 + return $this->strip_ai_crawler_block($this->strip_robots_header($raw));
3242 4144 }
3243 4145 }
3244 4146
3245 - return trim($this->generate_robots_txt()['content']);
4147 + return $this->strip_ai_crawler_block(trim($this->generate_robots_txt()['content']));
3246 4148 }
3247 4149 private function get_site_identity_data(array $settings): array {
3248 4150 return [
3249 4151 'site_name' => $settings['site_name'] ?? get_bloginfo('name'),
@@ -3305,11 +4207,14 @@
3305 4207 $optimization['validation']['valid'] = false;
3306 4208 }
3307 4209
3308 4210 if (!empty($value) && isset($config['max_length'])) {
3309 - if (strlen($value) > $config['max_length']) {
4211 + // The warning says "characters", so measure and cut in characters:
4212 + // strlen()/substr() fired early on non-Latin values and the
4213 + // suggested replacement was cut mid-character (#687).
4214 + if (mb_strlen($value) > $config['max_length']) {
3310 4215 $optimization['validation']['warnings'][] = "{$element} exceeds maximum length of {$config['max_length']} characters";
3311 - $optimization['optimized_value'] = substr($value, 0, $config['max_length']);
4216 + $optimization['optimized_value'] = \ThinkRank\Core\Seo_Text::trim_to_length($value, (int) $config['max_length']);
3312 4217 }
3313 4218 }
3314 4219
3315 4220 // SEO-specific optimizations
@@ -3348,18 +4253,20 @@
3348 4253 return $optimization;
3349 4254 }
3350 4255
3351 4256 // Check if it's a local image
3352 - $attachment_id = attachment_url_to_postid($value);
4257 + $attachment_id = Attachment_Lookup::id_from_url($value);
3353 4258 if ($attachment_id) {
3354 4259 $image_meta = wp_get_attachment_metadata($attachment_id);
3355 4260
3356 4261 if ($image_meta && isset($image_meta['width'], $image_meta['height'])) {
3357 - // Check recommended size
4262 + // Check recommended size, against the configured file itself
4263 + // rather than the upload it may have been generated from.
3358 4264 if (isset($config['recommended_size'])) {
3359 4265 [$rec_width, $rec_height] = explode('x', $config['recommended_size']);
4266 + $image_file = Attachment_Lookup::describe($attachment_id, $value);
3360 4267
3361 - if ($image_meta['width'] != $rec_width || $image_meta['height'] != $rec_height) {
4268 + if ($image_file['width'] !== (int) $rec_width || $image_file['height'] !== (int) $rec_height) {
3362 4269 $optimization['suggestions'][] = "Consider using {$config['recommended_size']} size for optimal {$element}";
3363 4270 }
3364 4271 }
3365 4272