About this plugin
com), a third-party AI service that researches a topic, generates the content, and sends it to your site to be published as an Elementor layout or as Gutenberg blocks.
This plugin is the WordPress-side receiver. It exposes a small, token-authenticated REST API that the Eldrafto service calls to:
- create and update draft or published posts,
- build native Elementor container layouts (or fall back to Gutenberg blocks when Elementor is not installed),
- report a post’s status and Elementor state back to your Eldrafto account,
- add a machine-readable AI provenance statement to the pages it creates.
You stay in control: in manual mode the service saves a draft and stops so you can review and publish it yourself; in auto mode it publishes immediately.
AI provenance marking
Pages created by this plugin carry a small, signed JSON-LD statement in the page head declaring that the content was generated by AI, using the IPTC digitalSourceType vocabulary. The statement itself is invisible to readers and exists so the content stays identifiable as AI-generated. Pages that Eldrafto publishes without human review additionally carry a small visible “AI-generated” label at the top of the content.
A page that also holds your own text, for example an element kept as it is when you import a template, says “Contains AI-generated content” instead; site owners can restyle it via the eldrafto_ai_disclosure_text filter or remove it via eldrafto_ai_disclosure_enabled. This is required of the Eldrafto service by Article 50 of the EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689).
It is added only to posts this plugin created.
Page direction and language
A page that Eldrafto publishes from a template shows in the direction of its own language, on a site in any language. For example, a Hebrew page shows right to left on an English-language site. The plugin marks the page content with its direction and language, for the browser and for screen readers.
The theme header and footer and the “AI-generated” label stay in the site direction.
0 or later. A page from an earlier version does not change until Eldrafto publishes it again, for example after you ask for a revision. To publish pages in the site direction, return false from the eldrafto_content_direction_enabled filter.
The language mark stays, and pages that Eldrafto published before keep their direction until it publishes them again.
Background image URLs
Elementor drops a background image when its URL holds an ampersand in the HTML-encoded form. So when Elementor builds the CSS of any page on your site, the plugin changes that form back to a bare ampersand in an image URL. Nothing else in the CSS changes.
Eldrafto pages also store each URL with a bare ampersand.
External service (required reading)
com) and does nothing on its own. The article content is generated on Eldrafto’s servers, not on your site.
What the plugin sends out: when you configure an API Callback URL in the settings, the plugin sends post-status changes and Elementor activation/upgrade state to that URL so your Eldrafto dashboard stays in sync. Each callback is signed with the shared secret token; no content is sent anywhere until you enter that token and callback URL.
What the plugin receives: article titles, body text, layout structure, and image references that the Eldrafto service generates for you, delivered over the authenticated REST endpoints.
The plugin only ever contacts the callback URL you enter on its settings page. It does not phone home to any other server.
- Service: https://eldrafto.com
- Terms of Service: https://eldrafto.com/terms
- Privacy Policy: https://eldrafto.com/privacy
The Eldrafto service may be a paid subscription. com for current plans and terms.