Distributor is a WordPress plugin that makes it easy to syndicate and reuse content across your websites — whether in a single multisite or across the web.
Share content between multiple WordPress sites, in a multisite network or across the web using the REST API. Push content to another site, or review available content in your other sites. Your words, blocks, media, metadata, and categories – they all come along for the ride.
A carefully crafted user interface enables content managers to quickly and intuitively push content to other sites — whether they’re editing a story or just browsing a site. Distributor sets canonical meta tags to protect your SEO.
Distributed content receives updates from the original, canonical source automatically. Content managers can also “fork” (unlink) a copy to edit it independently.
Distributor copies your featured image and media straight into the destination site’s own media library, so nothing is hotlinked back to the source. It carries over alt text and captions, rewrites image URLs to match, and reuses images you’ve distributed before instead of creating duplicates.
Built with the same extensible approach as WordPress itself, with fully documented hooks, actions, and filters. Register custom data so content from tools like Advanced Custom Fields and Elementor distributes correctly, automate distribution on publish, and even create connections to other platforms.
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Distributor 2.2.0 introduces automated post distribution, smarter stored ID handling, and a fix for a cross-site scripting security vulnerability.
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Distributor 2.1.0 tackles two long-standing frustrations for teams syndicating content across WordPress sites: in-content images that still pointed back to the origin site, and duplicate media files piling up on destination sites when the same image appeared in multiple posts. If you rely on Distributor to push content between sites in a network or across…
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