Rareview®

Pratik Barvaliya

<p>AISignal Markdown Converter is a lightweight WordPress plugin that exposes eligible published content as Markdown while staying close to normal WordPress routing and output behavior.</p>
<p>Features include:</p>
<ul>
<li><code>?format=markdown</code> support for singular content and the homepage</li>
<li><code>.md</code> URL handling</li>
<li><code>Accept: text/markdown</code> negotiation</li>
<li>REST endpoints for Markdown retrieval by post ID or slug path</li>
<li>rendered HTML capture, extraction, normalization, and Markdown conversion</li>
<li>ACF-aware fallback extraction for content stored outside the main editor</li>
<li>compatible with many builder-based pages when important content is server-rendered</li>
<li>alternate Markdown discovery through a head link and <code>Link</code> response header</li>
<li>optional YAML frontmatter for Markdown documents</li>
<li>post type controls and exclusion controls for Markdown availability</li>
<li>optional crawler insights with bot detection, request logging, request summary charts, retention, and filtering</li>
</ul>
<h3>Privacy Policy</h3>
<p>Crawler insights stores request metadata for detected bot traffic to successful Markdown responses. It does not store IP addresses, cookies, request bodies, or raw user-agent strings.</p>


AISignal Markdown Converter


Clean, well-structured plugin that exposes WordPress content as Markdown via .md URLs, query params, and REST


Solid Markdown bridge for AI


It just works. Posts are instantly available with .md URLs. Easy to control which posts and post types get markdown. Copes well with ACF.



I'm finding the 'Crawler Insights' especially interesting. Not only does it confirm that the plugin is doing its job, it confirms just how much of your site traffic is coming from AI bots - something which my existing statistics solution isn't yet doing.


Works as promised. Great stats!

Expose WordPress content as clean Markdown, including ACF-backed content fallbacks, through .md URLs, query parameters, and REST endpoints.

landwire

<p>Theme Yaml converts your theme.yaml file into theme.json so that you can configure your theme with YAML. It has the benefit of being able to add comments and is more concise than JSON. The generated theme.json is left as a one liner by default, so that you can see it is generated. This however can be changed through the ‘theme_yaml_json_pretty_print’ filter.</p>
<p>The plugin automatically looks for a theme.yaml file in the active theme’s root folder when a page is loaded. If found, it will check its last modified time and store the value in the database. If there are new modifications, the plugin parses theme.yaml, converts it to JSON, and writes it to the theme.json file.</p>
<p>If the active theme is a child, it will also automatically run through this process for its parent.</p>
<h3>Configuration</h3>
<p>Add a theme.yaml file with your theme settings in your theme’s root directory. If you already have an existing theme.json file, you can convert it to the YAML format using an online tool. I personally use https://www.json2yaml.com/. The plugin will then convert the theme.yaml file into JSON and save it to the theme.json file.</p>


Theme YAML – Use YAML instead JSON for your theme.json settings and styles

This plugin comes in pretty handy when developing block themes - since handling an ever-growing theme.json file really sucks and you can't even use basic features like comments, etc. But no more, with "Theme YAML" i can finally write and maintain readable global styles and theme settings without a hassle :)
Very easy to use, there are no settings: Just install, activate and you're basically good to go!

Really useful!

Theme Yaml converts your theme.yaml file into theme.json so that you can configure your theme with YAML

AISignal Markdown Converter vs Theme YAML – Use YAML instead JSON for your theme.json settings and styles