WPSEO.AI vs Pilo'Press

WPSEO.AI is a platform that connects your WordPress site with AI. Allowing SEO optimizations, such as proofreading, WYSIWYG, Gutenberg block layout improvements; works with SitePress WPML, and ACF Features Content proofreading Spelling, punctuation, and grammar facilities. Markup and Gutenberg block optimisations Provide improvements to your content, and Gutenberg block layouts. Multilingual translation Integration with WordPress Multilingual (WPML) plugin. Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) Support extra, custom defined metadata. Summarisations Provide context on what has been changed, and why. Version control Supports the WordPress revisioning system, creates a new draft, for each optimisation. Links Website Buy credits FAQ Terms of Service Privacy policy Source files All source files for this plugin can be found on the GitHub plugin page

Pilo’Press is a framework plugin for WordPress. Based on ACF and ACF Extended, it allows you to create layouts among other things and use the Flexible Content field as a page builder. Pilo’Press uses Tailwind CSS for style templating which can be setup and build directly from the back-office. Please note that Tailwind CSS is not mandatory, you can choose to use it or not. Requirements This plugin requires Advanced Custom Fields PRO and Advanced Custom Fields: Extended plugins in order to work correctly. Getting started Activate Advanced Custom Fields Pro plugin Activate ACF Extended plugin Activate Pilo’Press plugin In your theme, create a pilopress folder Within the pilopress folder, create layouts subfolder Within the pilopress folder, create assets subfolder In the index.php file, add the following code: Styles, when you click on “Update & Compile”, TailwindCSS will be compiled remotely using TailwindAPI. Minified CSS files are then created under /pilopress/assets/styles.min.css and /pilopress/assets/styles-admin.min.css. You can manually enqueue those files in your theme for the front-end & the back-end, but we recommend to use automatic enqueue code above. It is possible to manually retrieve the Tailwind PostCSS & JS fields of the administration if you want to build TailwindCSS locally. To do so, you can use the following code: $tailwind_css = get_field( 'pip_tailwind_style', 'pip_styles_tailwind' ); $tailwind_config = get_field( 'pip_tailwind_config', 'pip_styles_tailwind' ); For more details, see Tailwind CSS Documentation. Customizing style To customize default Tailwind CSS styles, go to Pilo'Press > Styles from left navigation menu or top bar menu. For more details about customization, see Github Page. Add new layout In the admin menu Pilo'Press > Layouts, add a new layout Configure the layouts fields Create PHP, CSS and JS files in your theme layout folder /your-theme/pilopress/layouts/your-layout You have to name those files the same way you did in back-office settings Note: only PHP template file is require. Templating To display the content of your post, you have to use the following function: // Pilo'Press content (doesn't need 'echo') the_pip_content(); // Pilo'Press content (needs 'echo') echo get_pip_content(); Components See GitHub Page for complete example. Hooks Available hooks are list and describe in GitHub Page