Gulo Link-in-Bio

No. The plugin only affects the single WordPress Page you designate in settings. All other pages continue to use your active theme normally. The Gulo Link-in-Bio page is served as a completely standalone HTML document.

Currently the plugin supports one Gulo Link-in-Bio page at a time. Select the page under Gulo Link-in-Bio → Gulo Link-in-Bio Page in the settings.

Administrators and Editors. The plugin grants both roles the gulo_manage_settings capability on activation. Authors, Contributors, and Subscribers cannot access the settings.

Yes. When Yoast SEO is active, the plugin hooks into Yoast’s own filters ( wpseo_title , wpseo_opengraph_type , wpseo_opengraph_title , wpseo_robots ) instead of emitting competing HTML tags. There are no duplicate meta tags.

Yes. Whenever settings are saved, the plugin automatically purges the Gulo Link-in-Bio page from the following caches: WP Super Cache, WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, WP Fastest Cache, LiteSpeed Cache, and Cache Enabler. It also calls clean_post_cache() for WordPress’s built-in object cache. If you use a different caching plugin, purge the page manually after saving settings.

Yes. The plugin calls wp_head() and wp_footer() on the page, so any tracking code that hooks into those actions (Matomo via Connect Matomo, Google Site Kit, etc.) loads normally.

By default, yes. To exclude it, check Exclude this page from search engines (noindex) in the SEO section of the settings. This adds a noindex meta tag (and instructs Yoast SEO to do the same if installed).

Run composer run make:pot to re-extract strings (requires WP-CLI). Copy languages/gulo-link-in-bio.pot to languages/gulo-link-in-bio-{locale}.po . Add translations in a PO editor (e.g. Poedit ). Run composer run make:mo to compile the MO binary. Or use a plugin like Loco Translate to translate strings directly in the WordPress admin.

On GitHub Issues .