Websites
Set up WordPress
Connect WordPress to read the CMS itself — posts and pages as clean structured content with real dates and authors, drafts included when credentials allow. Deeper than crawling the rendered site. Read-only.
- Documents → WordPress, enter the site URL — published content needs no credentials at all.
- For drafts and private content: in WordPress open Users → Profile → Application Passwords, add one, and enter the username + application password.
- Choose access groups, Test, then Sync.
The REST API is on by default since WordPress 4.7 (at <site>/wp-json/); some security plugins turn it off — the Test button says so plainly. Posts sync as dated announcements ranking below pages, so a 2019 blog post never outranks the current page.
Application passwords
Not the account's login password: WordPress mints per-app passwords under Users → Profile → Application Passwords. Revoking one there cuts this source off without touching the real password — spaces in the generated password don't matter.
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Last updated 29 Aug 2026