General Settings
Find these under Fix Queue > Settings. You need the manage_options capability.
| Setting | Default | What it does and when to change it |
|---|---|---|
| Content types to check | Posts, pages, synced patterns, templates, template parts, navigation; products when WooCommerce is active | Which content is scanned. Remove types you never author in |
| Scheduled scan | Weekly | Off, Daily or Weekly full scan. Content is always checked again when it is saved |
| Batch size | 20 | Items checked per background step (1 to 100). Lower it on slow hosting |
| Email digest (“Email the site admin a weekly summary”) | Off | Counts of new open issues and fixes waiting for review, with links to the queue. It never includes page titles or content |
| AI proposals (“Allow proposed text from my connected AI provider”) | Off | Lets you ask a connected AI provider to draft text for issues that need judgement. The “What is sent” list on the screen shows exactly what goes to the provider. Requires a provider connected in Settings > Connectors |
| Proposals per run | 25 | Maximum proposals in one bulk run (1 to 500). Lower it to limit spend |
| Proposals per day | 200 | Maximum AI proposals per day (1 to 5000) |
| White-label reports (“Use my agency branding on reports”) | Off | Replaces plugin branding in the report with your Agency name, Logo URL, Accent colour and Report footer |
| Delete all plugin data when the plugin is deleted | Off | When ticked, deleting the plugin also removes the issue list, snapshots and the change log (the four database tables). Fixes already applied stay in your content |
The audit log is append-only and is kept forever by default. Tick “Delete all plugin data when the plugin is deleted” only if you are sure you no longer need the history.
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