Content Tools (1.3.1)

Overview

Inclusive Language

Open any post and look at the Content Analysis panel in the editor sidebar — the new Inclusive Language section shows Pass when nothing is flagged, or a Review badge with the flagged term, suggested alternative, severity, and a short context snippet. The reviewer also adds a column to the post list, so you can filter all posts by Inclusive language = Needs review.

Settings

Under On-Page SEO → Content Analysis you can toggle the feature on/off and maintain a per-site ignored-terms list. Each term is normalized case-insensitively and capped at 64 characters. Changing the ignored list immediately invalidates the cached Review counts on already-cached posts, so the post-list column reflects the new settings on the next page load.

Safety

• Skips URLs, emails, shortcode bodies, and the contents of <script>, <style>, <code>, <pre>, and <a> spans.
• Word-boundary matching only — "blacklisting" does not match the "blacklist" rule.
• Per-post cache keyed by content hash + ignored-terms + dictionary signature; save_post invalidates from a reliable boot path.

Prominent Words (Topical Authority)

Prominent Words extracts the top meaningful terms from each post (title weighted higher than body) with stop-word filtering and an ignored-terms list. The editor sidebar shows them as chips you can hover for the term + count + whether it came from the title.

The index is also exposed in the /wp-json/prorank-seo/v1/readability-score/{post_id} response, so future tools (and the new Related Posts block, which ranks by prominent-words overlap) can reuse it without re-tokenizing on every render.

Settings

• Toggle: enable / disable.
• Max terms per post: 5–50 (default 20).
• Ignored terms: free-text, one per line. Case-insensitive.
• Respects ProRank's canonical noindex storage (_prorank_meta_robots) and the major third-party SEO plugins' noindex flags.

Bulk Image Attributes

Find it under On-Page SEO → Image Optimization → Bulk Image Attributes. Choose templates for alt/title/caption, pick which fields to write, and which mode:

• Only missing — never overwrite an existing value.
• Overwrite existing — replace whatever is there.

Template tokens

{filename}, {attachment_title},{parent_title}, {site_name},{mime_type}, {year}.

Safety + Rollback

• Hard cap of 100 attachments per run.
• Per-run history of the last 50 runs, with compact before/after for each row.
• Conflict-aware rollback: if you (or another editor) edited the alt/title/caption after the run, that row is refused, the user's edit is preserved, and the rest of the row still rolls back.
• Provenance is preserved across runs — rolling back run A no longer clears the "Generated by ProRank" flag if a later run B is still in place.

Media Library filter

The Media Library list table gets a new dropdown: Alt status: All / Missing alt text / Has alt text / Generated by ProRank. The filter uses a plain meta_query against _wp_attachment_image_alt and_prorank_image_attr_generated, so it stays fast even on large libraries.

Related Content Blocks

Add the new blocks from the inserter under the ProRank SEO category:

• Related Posts — ranks candidates by Prominent Words overlap, falls back to taxonomy overlap for posts and to the page tree for pages, then to recent same-type content.
• Sibling Pages — other published children of the current page's parent.
• Subpages — direct children of the current page.

Controls

Heading text, maximum links (1–12, default 5), and layout (list vs compact grid). Related Posts adds an optional excerpt toggle.

Render safety

• Excludes the current post, draft / private / trash / password-protected posts, and any noindex content (ProRank, Yoast, RankMath, AIOSEO).
• De-dupes by canonicalized URL before rendering.
• Empty result renders nothing — no broken <nav><ul></ul></nav> shell.
• Candidate pool capped at 50; postmeta cache primed once so scoring is O(N) reads.

Related capabilities