SimilarSections compares inserted sections (not global instances) with
at most 200 editable library section entries by structure fingerprint,
read lazily once per request, only while library IDs may be named (P13).
lit/library-insert is not asked.
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Fingerprint::structure()/content() (E11) and lit/library-find-similar
(indirect, group Divi-Bibliothek): at most 200 posts per call (cursor),
editable entries only (own posts without edit_others_posts), contents
primed in chunks of 50, stops at 200 matches or 5000 compared nodes with
a note; library entries and Theme Builder layouts are never scanned.
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Outline, node-get, write outlines, the render summary and replace-text's
opaque-node match name no library ID unless the library group is visible
and the user has divi_library; read-only still names them.
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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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search uses search_columns post_title; users without edit_others_posts on
et_pb_layout query their own entries only (PostGuard::ownPostsOnly); the
cursor counts the entries shown, never the rows left out.
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StoredNodeGuard accepts a zero-padded library id (Divi intval()s it) but
refuses instances whose opener holds more than one or an escaped
globalModule, so the entry Divi renders is the one checked. GlobalUsages
matches "globalModule":"0*<id>" with REGEXP behind a cheap LIKE prefilter.
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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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Reuses NewDraft for insert and rollback (P6), requires edit_global_library
for scope global (P7), refuses opaque and global roots before wrapping (P11)
and checks the node with StoredNodeGuard. The source page is never written.
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