Webnak

Description

Webnak turns your live site into an editing
surface: click any text, image, or block and change it in place, then publish a
versioned revision.

This plugin adds the Webnak connector to your site’s front end for you, no
editing header.php, no FTP. It simply injects the same lightweight connector
tag the manual install uses, served from Webnak’s global CDN. The
editor itself is loaded on demand from the CDN, so the plugin adds almost nothing
to your pages for visitors.

You need:

  • A Webnak account and a site key (looks like ilk_…), from the
    Webnak dashboard.
  • This site’s address added to the site’s allowed origins in the dashboard
    (otherwise the editor won’t open).

Settings live under Settings Webnak: paste your site key, optionally pick
a loading indicator, and toggle it on. That’s it.

This plugin is a thin installer for the Webnak service; it does not itself
collect data. When enabled, visitors’ browsers load the connector script from
cdn.wolfigs.com and your published content from Webnak’s data plane.

External services

This plugin is an official installer for Webnak, a hosted visual-editing
service by Wolfigs. It does not bundle any editor code, it only outputs one
tag when you enable it and enter your Webnak site key.

What is sent, and when:

  • On every front-end page load, the visitor’s browser loads the connector script
    from our CDN: https://cdn.wolfigs.com/webnak.js. The request carries no
    personal data (it is a static script fetch).
  • That connector then requests the site’s published content from the Webnak data
    plane, https://data.webnak.wolfigs.com, keyed by the public site key you
    configured. When a signed-in editor opens edit mode, the connector loads the
    editor bundle and the edit session from the same service.
  • The plugin itself stores only the settings you enter (site key, optional
    data-server URL, loader choice) in the WordPress options table. It does not
    send WordPress user data anywhere.

Using this plugin requires a Webnak account and site key. By enabling it you rely
on the Webnak service, governed by:

  • Terms of Service: https://wolfigs.com/terms
  • Privacy Policy: https://wolfigs.com/privacy
  • Service homepage: https://webnak.dev
  • Dashboard (get your site key): https://cloud.wolfigs.com

Installation

  1. Upload the webnak folder to /wp-content/plugins/, or install the zip via
    Plugins Add New Upload Plugin.
  2. Activate the plugin.
  3. Go to Settings Webnak, paste your site key, and save.
  4. In the Webnak dashboard, add this site’s address to its allowed origins.

FAQ

Do I need a Webnak account?

Yes, the plugin installs the connector for a site you’ve created in Webnak. Get
a site key from the dashboard.

Does this slow down my site?

No. Only a small loader script is added; the editor is fetched from the CDN only
when someone opens edit mode.

What is the “Data server” field?

Leave it blank. It’s only for self-hosted / custom Webnak data planes; the
connector uses Webnak’s default otherwise.

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Contributors & Developers

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Changelog

0.2.0

  • Renamed from Weblay to Webnak. The option key, settings page and script tag all
    use the new name, so existing installs must re-enter their site key under
    Settings, Webnak.
  • Point the dashboard links at cloud.wolfigs.com, the Wolfigs Cloud account shell
    that replaced the old per-product dashboard host.

0.1.1

  • Document supported WordPress version and external services (Webnak CDN + data plane).

0.1.0

  • Initial release: settings page + front-end connector injection.