Redesign.ai Connector

Historique des changements

1.7.5

• Logo: the connector now sends your REAL site logo (theme custom logo, block-theme site logo, or Elementor kit logo) instead of falling back to the small site icon / favicon — so the AI redesign shows your actual brand logo in the header and footer.

1.7.4

• Connect: the « Connect to Redesign.ai » button now opens in a NEW TAB so you don’t lose your WordPress admin page. Reload the plugin page once the connection is finalized.
• Fresh content on redesign: Redesign.ai can now ask the plugin to push a fresh snapshot right before generating (new /refresh endpoint), and the plugin also re-pushes when you open its admin page — so the AI always works with up-to-date content, even on hosts that block inbound reads.

1.7.3

• Connect: the snapshot now includes your home page’s HERO image (resolved on your server: featured image, first large content image, or Elementor visual). The AI redesign rebuilds a cinematic hero from your real homepage visual instead of a generic share image — works even when inbound reads are blocked.

1.7.2

• Connect: the plugin now PUSHES a snapshot of your site to Redesign.ai when you connect (outbound from your server). This makes the AI redesign work faithfully even on sites where a security plugin or host (LoginPress, anti-bot…) blocks inbound reads.

1.7.1

• Customer migration (Shopify → WooCommerce): no « your account was created » email is ever sent to migrated customers (GDPR / anti-spam), matching the WooCommerce → Shopify behaviour.

1.7.0

• Complete migration read endpoints: new /coupons, /blog-posts, /reviews and /orders REST routes (all paginated) so Redesign.ai can migrate your full WooCommerce store — discounts, blog content, product reviews and order history — to Shopify, in addition to products and customers. Read-only; nothing is changed on your site.

1.6.2

• New /customers endpoint: exposes your registered WooCommerce customers (with billing/shipping addresses) so Redesign.ai can migrate them to Shopify. No invitation emails, no marketing opt-in.

1.6.1

• « Keep my header & footer »: redesigned pages now use the theme’s default page template (exactly like a page you create by hand) so they show the same header and footer as the rest of the site; the body is displayed full-width. Live preview hides the WordPress admin bar again.

1.6.0

• Fix: in « keep my header & footer » mode the page CSS was showing as raw text (WordPress was stripping the style tags). The redesign body is now injected via a shortcode that keeps it intact, while the page still renders with the theme’s own header and footer.

1.5.9

• « Keep my header & footer » now creates a normal WordPress page (full-width theme template) instead of a custom render, so the redesigned page gets the EXACT same header and footer as every other page on your site — including headers built with Elementor Theme Builder.

1.5.8

• « Keep my header & footer » mode now renders headers/footers built with Elementor Theme Builder, by rendering them in the homepage context (their display conditions match) instead of the new page’s context.

1.5.7

• Pushed pages now have a clean empty editor body (the removed placeholder card could not render reliably in the block editor). Editing still happens via the sidebar panel, the live preview, and the « Edit with Redesign.ai » button.

1.5.6

• Pushed pages are now named « {name} – Redesign.ai » to tell them apart from your original pages.
• Live preview: the WordPress admin bar is hidden only inside the in-editor frame, and stays available in full screen.
• « Open full screen » is now a filled button.

1.5.5

• The « Edit with Elementor » button is now reliably hidden in the editor for Redesign.ai pages (and in the Pages list).
• « Edit with Redesign.ai » button no longer wraps onto several lines.
• The live preview no longer shows the WordPress admin bar over the page.
• Cleaner, on-brand header for the live preview panel; more reliable branded card in the editor body.

1.5.4

• The « Edit with Redesign.ai » editor button now uses the Redesign.ai brand style (green, rounded, with the sparkle icon).
• On pages managed by Redesign.ai, the « Edit with Elementor » entries are hidden (those pages are rendered by Redesign.ai, so editing them with another builder does not apply).
• Pushed pages now show a branded card in the WordPress editor (instead of an empty body), explaining how it works with an « Edit with Redesign.ai » button.
• A live preview panel now shows the real rendered page right inside the WordPress editor (below the content).

1.5.3

• The « Edit with Redesign.ai » button now also appears as a prominent blue button in the page editor toolbar (block editor and classic editor), right next to the other builder buttons.

1.5.2

• New « Edit with Redesign.ai » button, just like page builders: available in the admin bar, in the Pages list row actions, and as a panel inside the page editor. It opens the Redesign.ai editor for that page so you can change it and push again.

1.5.1

• New « keep my header & footer » publish mode: the redesigned page can now be inserted between your theme’s real header and footer (via get_header/get_footer), so your site keeps its menu and chrome. Full-width rendering is still the default.

1.5.0

• New /frame endpoint: returns the theme-rendered header and footer (via get_header/get_footer) so Redesign.ai can preview the new design inside your real site frame — accurate even for Elementor and JS-heavy themes.

1.4.0

• Structured capture: pages now expose their real builder block tree (Elementor, Gutenberg, Bricks, Divi, classic) — sections, text, images, links — for far more faithful redesigns and migrations.
• Full design tokens: named brand colors, typography scale, button and container settings (Elementor global kit).
• Detects site forms (Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms) and their fields.

1.3.2

• Better catalog capture for custom listing post types (Vehica & co): smarter price detection (scans custom fields, ignores year/mileage) and exposes all listing specs (mileage, year, fuel…) — migrated into the product description.

1.3.1

• New /unlink endpoint: when the site is disconnected from Redesign.ai, the plugin token is revoked too — both sides stay in sync. Status cache shortened to 10 minutes.

1.3.0

• New /install-theme endpoint: installs a generated theme directly on the site — NEVER activated automatically; the user previews and activates it from Appearance → Themes. Powers one-click site migration.

1.2.0

• Deep capture: new /catalog endpoint exposes the FULL product catalog (variants, SKUs, stock, all images, categories, attributes, per-product SEO, weight) — paginated. Works with WooCommerce or the site’s main listing post type.
• New /redirects endpoint reads existing redirects (Redirection, Rank Math) so migrations preserve SEO.
• New /import-products endpoint recreates products in WooCommerce as DRAFTS (variants, images, categories, SEO) — powers Shopify to WooCommerce migration.
• Pages now include featured image, SEO meta and ACF fields for a more faithful redesign.

1.1.4

• Prevent browser auto-translate from duplicating/ghosting UI text on the settings page (translate=no on the branded panel).

1.1.3

• Layout hardening of the settings page footer area.

1.1.2

• Connection status is now verified against Redesign.ai: the plugin only shows « Connected » when the service actually confirms the link, and prompts to finalize otherwise.
• Loading state on the Connect button. Label tweaks.

1.1.1

• New « Site overview » dashboard in the settings page: SEO score, content stats and a live, real-time diagnostic of weak points (indexing, SEO descriptions, image alt text, permalinks, privacy policy, favicon, pending updates…).
• Shows the connected account’s subscription plan, linking to account management.
• Connection now adds the site to « My connections » on Redesign.ai for one-click redesigns, without re-entering credentials.
• Various reliability and UI fixes.

1.1.0

• One-click connection: a « Connect to Redesign.ai » button in the plugin settings links the site without an application password (uses a dedicated, revocable token). Works even when a security plugin or host disables application passwords.
• WordPress 7.0: registers native Abilities (read site content, publish redesigned pages) and exposes them as an MCP server when the MCP Adapter is present — discoverable by AI agents.
• REST endpoints now accept the connection token (Bearer) in addition to application passwords.

1.0.2

• Use a unique, consistent prefix for the settings page slug (redesignai-settings).

1.0.1

• Hardening: the full-page canvas render now outputs raw HTML only when the page author has the unfiltered_html capability; otherwise the content is passed through wp_kses_post (mirrors WordPress core post content handling).

1.0.0

• First public release: reads content/brand data (pages, colors, logo, fonts, menus, contact details, social links, reviews, SEO, universal products/listings) and publishes the redesigned pages as drafts.