內容簡介
HATATATE 外掛可在所有文章中自動添加行動呼籲（CTA），無需逐一編輯每篇文章，提升轉換率與使用者互動。
【主要功能】
• 創建多種形式的 CTA（橫幅、廣告標籤或文字連結）
• 自訂 CTA 顯示位置（如內容前後、側邊欄等）
• 針對特定文章、頁面、分類或標籤開關 CTA
• 進行 A/B 測試以比較不同 CTA 效果
• 提供點擊與曝光報告，便於分析效果
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
原文外掛簡介
HATATATE puts one call-to-action (CTA) on all of your posts without editing each post. A CTA can be a banner, an ad tag or a text link.
What it does
Create a banner. Register a CTA (HTML, image or text) in the CTA library. Ad code from an affiliate network is kept as you pasted it, as long as the CTA’s author (its post_author) may post unfiltered HTML (the same rule WordPress applies to post content).
Choose where it appears. Pick a position: before or after the content, after a heading, before the table of contents, in the sidebar, as a modal, or as a fixed bar at the bottom of the screen. You can also click an element on one of your posts to add a custom position.
It shows on every post. Save the placement once and the CTA appears on all published posts. Change the position later and every post follows.
Decide it per post. Turn the CTA on or off for a specific post, page, category or tag from the “Per page” tab. Categories and tags are listed inside the plugin, so you do not leave the screen.
A/B test. Compare two CTAs in the same position. The report uses a Bayesian estimate so you can stop the test when one is clearly better.
Report. Impressions (50% visible for 1 second) and clicks are counted on your own site and shown per CTA, per position and per day. Your own visits are left out while you are logged in with an account that can write posts.
Ask an AI assistant. With WordPress 6.9 or later and the MCP Adapter plugin, an AI assistant such as Claude Code can read your results and settings and create a CTA as a draft. See “Using HATATATE from an AI assistant (MCP)” below.
First run
Open “HATATATE” in the admin menu. The Home tab lists what to do next.
Create one CTA in the CTA library.
Open the placement, choose a position, switch it on, and open one of your posts to confirm.
How the plugin is shaped
You configure one placement: a list of positions, each with the CTA that goes there. The same placement is used on the whole site. Per-post, per-category and per-tag settings only turn it on or off.
You can create as many A/B tests as you like. One position runs one test at a time; a second test in the same position waits until you pause or finish the first.
For tag managers and analytics
Every CTA is wrapped in an element with id="hatatate-cta-
Requirements and what it does not do
WordPress 6.0 or later, PHP 7.4 or later.
The content positions rely on the the_content filter. Themes or page builders that render posts without it will not show in-content CTAs (sidebar, modal and fixed bar still work).
Positions that depend on a table of contents work with plugins and themes that output a p-toc, toc_container or ez-toc-container element.
The admin screens are in Japanese.
A CTA is printed as it was saved only when its author (its post_author) has the unfiltered_html capability, which is the rule WordPress core uses for post content and for the Custom HTML widget. For everyone else the markup goes through wp_kses() with an explicit list of allowed tags, and