GlobalUsages gets the Theme Builder access injected as a closure
(ThemeBuilderAccess::usageState(), wired at both construction sites through
DiviIntegration::globalUsages()). Theme Builder posts are named only while
the Theme Builder is visible to the account, otherwise only counted (also
in blocked_ids); a global edit that changes them needs canUse(), a writable
"Divi Theme Builder" group and edit_post. Without an injected access the
fail-safe default checks what canUse() checks. The duplicate
THEME_BUILDER_TYPES list gives way to DiviThemeBuilder::postTypes().
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- Fingerprint::content() includes non-whitespace text parts (raw HTML between
blocks, inner HTML of core blocks) and opaque blocks with all their bytes;
structure() unchanged; find-similar "identical" follows
- make-global mode 2 also compares Fingerprint::canonical() bytes of each node
- sources and targets: post types page and post only (POST_TYPES)
- a rolled-back page N>1 keeps DiviSaver's "Revision X bleibt erhalten"
- guide: escaped divi/global-layout re-expanded by Divi's do_blocks in
shortcode-module and WooCommerce text output documented as residual risk
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- G1: every decoded string value of a Divi 5 opener is scanned for shortcodes;
outside the openers only the remaining content is.
- G2: attributes are parsed like shortcode_parse_atts() and global_module is
cast with (int), as Divi does.
- G3: a non-empty global_module other than "0" that casts to 0 makes Divi
render the newest layout, so it counts for every entry (fail closed).
- The prefilter LIKEs use LOWER(post_content), so they are case-insensitive
under any collation.
- The guide describes the fail-closed rule without an absolute claim.
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Candidates come from one ID/status/type query: content with globalModule,
global_module or a JSON-escaped letter. Their content is read in chunks of
50 and parsed by UsageMatcher: Divi 5 openers are json-decoded (escaped keys
and values, leading zeros, any depth), and Divi 4 global_module attributes
are read in any quoting. An undecodable escaped opener counts as a possible
reference. Beyond 5000 candidates the rest count unread. The guide names
the formats and the wp_block parity. Also fixes the grammar of the
blocked-hidden count.
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Divi renders any referenced et_pb_layout, whatever its scope term. A normal
entry with usages now gets the dry run, confirm, P8a, backup and the
site-wide GlobalItem scope; lit-divi-delete's notice and the library-list
detail name its pages too. The usage scan is the same single query.
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et_header_layout, et_body_layout, et_footer_layout and et_template showing a
global entry now block a confirmed edit unless et_pb_is_allowed('theme_builder'),
like Divi's own check for TB layouts.
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GlobalUsages runs one query per request (ID, status, type – no content),
checks read_post/edit_post in chunks of 200 with a primed and released post
cache, lists at most 50 readable posts and refuses a confirmed global edit
above 2000 live references (unsupported, edit in the Divi builder). Posts the
caller may not read appear only as hidden_count / blocked_hidden_count;
blocked_ids names readable posts only.
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With the library group disabled the entries stay unreadable and unwritable, but
page outline, node-get and render summary still name global module IDs; full
hiding follows in 3b.
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A library entry as source now requires LibraryAccess::canInsert() (add_library,
writable library group) and follows lit-library-insert's Tools-tab state
(disabled -> unsupported). DiviPageLoader::library() gets its caller.
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