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Prompts & custom data

Write precise instructions and use per-title data to shape articles and images.

A shared prompt

Write the article-wide requirements before the first section marker: audience, subject, tone and HTML formatting. These shared instructions are included in every section's prompt, whether or not that section has its own block. The plugin generates section titles separately and inserts them using your Headings settings.

Write a practical guide for first-time indoor gardeners.
Use specific examples and explain tradeoffs.
Use <p> paragraphs and <ul> lists when useful.
Do not add headings or invent product specifications.

The model still determines the final output. Test the HTML in a draft and check accuracy before publication.

Section-specific prompts

Place [[SECTION N]] at the start of its own line, using a one-based section number. Instructions follow on subsequent lines. Text on the marker line after the marker is ignored.

Shared instructions plus the current section's instructions

Each section receives the shared text followed by its matching [[SECTION N]] block. You do not need to repeat the shared requirements inside section blocks. A section without its own block receives the shared instructions alone.

The text should provide an educational narrative about
the scientific facts and mysteries of quantum physics.
Use an informative and entertaining tone.
Format the article for WordPress using <p> paragraphs.
Do not use Markdown.
All section titles must be written in capital letters.
[[SECTION 1]]
In addition, use <strong> to highlight one or two relevant keywords.
[[SECTION 2]]
In addition, explain one experiment using a concrete example.

Section 1 receives the shared quantum-physics instructions plus the keyword-highlighting instruction. Section 2 receives the same shared instructions plus the experiment instruction, without section 1's addition. All other sections receive the shared instructions alone. The plugin also supplies its generation instructions, the selected language and any keywords. Markers beyond the generated section count do not create extra sections.

Pipe-delimited title data

Enter one title per line in Article titles. The first field is the title; the optional second field contains comma-separated keywords. Later fields can hold custom instructions, tags or image directions.

Growing herbs indoors|indoor herbs, basil|beginning gardeners|bright editorial photograph
Choosing balcony containers|balcony garden, pots|apartment residents|minimal product photograph

Placeholder	Value from the first line
`%%csv_field0%%`	Growing herbs indoors
`%%csv_field1%%`	indoor herbs, basil
`%%csv_field2%%`	beginning gardeners
`%%csv_field3%%`	bright editorial photograph

Write clear, practical advice for %%csv_field2%%.
Use <p> paragraphs and avoid adding headings.

The plugin already supplies the title and keywords in its generation workflow; extra fields are particularly useful for per-title context. If a referenced field is absent, its placeholder remains unchanged. This is a simple split on pipe characters, not a quoted CSV-file importer; do not put a literal pipe inside a field unless it belongs to enabled Spintax.

Spintax variations

Enable Use Spintax beneath the campaign tabs. The syntax {option one|option two} chooses a random alternative. Nested alternatives are supported. Combine it with Keep titles when a reusable title template should remain in the queue.

{Paris|London|Prague} {travel|walking|shopping} tips

Spintax is expanded before the selected title line is split into pipe-delimited fields, so the pipes inside an expanded expression do not become extra CSV columns. Duplicate-title checks still apply.

Where placeholders work

In the supplied code, combined Spintax and CSV processing is used for text directives, heading-structure instructions, image prompts, post tags and HTML before content. CSV fields must be available for the current title.

HTML after content differs

HTML after content is processed with Spintax only in the supplied source. CSV placeholders there are not expanded. Use HTML before content for per-title CSV data, or keep trailing HTML static.

Formatting and HTML wrappers

Request useful HTML explicitly if needed: paragraphs, lists and tables. The plugin also converts supported Markdown and performs cleanup. Your WordPress theme controls the final typography and layout.

HTML before content can add an introduction or wrapper. HTML after content can add a static closing block. Ensure opening and closing tags match, and test the rendered draft.

Image prompts

With Auto prompt disabled, provide your full visual instruction; if blank, the title is used. With Auto prompt enabled, the text model describes the section subject, and your prompt is appended to guide visual style. Additional images receive diversity instructions in the supplied source.

%%csv_field3%%, natural light, no visible text